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Topic: Oh those clever evolutionists: Question-begging abiogenesis
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DorfMan
Member (Idle past 6111 days) Posts: 282 From: New York Joined: 09-08-2005
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Message 47 of 301 (248376)
10-02-2005 10:48 PM
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Reply to: Message 11 by crashfrog
10-02-2005 9:19 AM
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Re: Probabilities?
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Is anybody but a creationist going to see why this is hilarious? No. Only a creationist would be ignorant enough to think this was funny.
Interesting, in light of the certainty that some creationists adamently believe that all existence is based on mathematical formula, the universe and all that is therein. They believe it all adds up and balances. When that formula is found and solved, all the worlds will be astonished at its simplicity. Creationists are not solo on ignorance nor closed-mindedness. Don't you agree?
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DorfMan
Member (Idle past 6111 days) Posts: 282 From: New York Joined: 09-08-2005
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Message 146 of 301 (249056)
10-05-2005 9:29 AM
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Reply to: Message 48 by crashfrog
10-02-2005 11:02 PM
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Re: Probabilities?
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Interesting, in light of the certainty that some creationists adamently believe that all existence is based on mathematical formula, the universe and all that is therein. They believe it all adds up and balances. When that formula is found and solved, all the worlds will be astonished at its simplicity. I have no idea what you just said. Creationists are not solo on ignorance nor closed-mindedness. No, but they're certainly way out in front with it.
You have no idea what I just said? There is no shame in that.
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DorfMan
Member (Idle past 6111 days) Posts: 282 From: New York Joined: 09-08-2005
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Message 147 of 301 (249058)
10-05-2005 9:34 AM
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Reply to: Message 49 by NosyNed
10-02-2005 11:02 PM
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Re: Probabilities?
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Creationists are not solo on ignorance nor closed-mindedness.
Don't you agree? I sure agree with that. We all fall into the trap and no one is without ignorance on many, many topics. However this thread has exemplified in a very crisp manner that the creationists seem to specialize in willful ignorance and closed-mindedness.
This must be a theory developed by a concentrated body of those willfully ignorant determined to point fingers away from themselves and find comfort in phariseeism.
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DorfMan
Member (Idle past 6111 days) Posts: 282 From: New York Joined: 09-08-2005
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Message 148 of 301 (249062)
10-05-2005 9:41 AM
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Reply to: Message 144 by Percy
10-05-2005 8:34 AM
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Re: My answer once again
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........evolutionists are refusing to face the self-evident impossibility of something as unlikely as abiogenesis ever happening..........
I believe abiogenesis is possible. But you lack first ingredient, so it is more than proper not to buy into it and to argue against it.
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DorfMan
Member (Idle past 6111 days) Posts: 282 From: New York Joined: 09-08-2005
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Re: My answer once again
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Re: My answer once again
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dorfman quotes Percy:
Dorfman writes: quote:
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........evolutionists are refusing to face the self-evident impossibility of something as unlikely as abiogenesis ever happening..........
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you quote, do so accurately and with context. Percy could not have said that. I checked, and indeed he didn't.
Indeed, my apologies, indeed!
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I believe abiogenesis is possible. But you lack first ingredient, so it is more than proper not to buy into it and to argue against it. What ingredients do you need for abiogenesis?
First ingredient.
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DorfMan
Member (Idle past 6111 days) Posts: 282 From: New York Joined: 09-08-2005
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Re: First ingredient
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First ingredient
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Could you be more specific? What's the first ingredient?
I am specific. First ingredient is the one you don't have, from which all matter flows.
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DorfMan
Member (Idle past 6111 days) Posts: 282 From: New York Joined: 09-08-2005
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Message 272 of 301 (249447)
10-06-2005 10:27 AM
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Reply to: Message 271 by Yaro
10-06-2005 10:25 AM
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Re: First ingredient
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I am specific. First ingredient is the one you don't have, from which all matter flows. Sure we do. We call them elements. Check out the periodic table.
Elements need a first ingredient, and you don't have it.
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