AL (Artificial Life) and the people who love it

It really is just a matter of time. And the day is getting closer and closer. Only some creos. There are many of us who would simply say, "Oh, that's one way God might have done it. Let's see what other ways he might have done it? Then let's see if any of those actually seem to be what did happen?"The issue of creating living things is only a problem for those who worship small, picayune goddlets.

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

You're supposed to have enough critical thinking skills to realize that wasn't god, just a bad burrito.

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

It is irrelevant how I appear, the readers will make their own decisions on that, what we were discussing is the God you create and describe.You said: That implies that regardless of all the evidence, just because you get some feeling you attribute to the god you create, Evolution suddenly is wrong.Yet when I have asked you "How do you know it is God?", you have NEVER been able to explain just what the mechanism is; how someone tells god from a bad burrito.Further, since there is NOTHING in either Evolution or the Theory of Evolution that in anyway relates to whether there is a God or even whether or not God is the Creator, it is also either a really false statement or the god you are talking about is some little trickster out to con the rubes.

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

I'm sorry riVeRraT but the quotes you provided have nothing to do with cosmology.The quote you provided says Notice it says "place in the universe" and "creation in the universe". Nothing there about creation of the universe. In fact, absolutely nothing related to cosmology.Then you go on and claim that because they are not designing it they are not creating it. That is so silly. Next time your kids create a mess they can use the argument that since they did not design the mess they did not create it.Sheesh.

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

If so, then that is a strawman since no one has claimed that they are creating the "Legos".If that is what he is trying to say, then it is an even greater misrepresentation of what folk have said.

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

I happen to agree with molbiogirl, she simply did a better job than I. However that was only part of my post anyway. The key point was that nowhere in the quote rat provided was cosmology implied or stated. I cannot tell what people are "trying to say", I can only go by what "they do say."

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

Of course. I did not say that I read anyone or anything literally. However, all I have to base any interpretation on is what they say. I can then "Try to figure out what it is they are trying to say" but in the end it comes back to what they did and do say. I cannot know that my interpretation is correct unless they later say, "Yes, that is what I was trying to say." I'm not sure.BUT...
the topic involves creating life from non-living things. That will certainly happen, likely in the not too distant future, perhaps within my lifetime.In addition, the most likely means right this minute is not through design, but rather simply letting things evolve, by trying to mimic what seems to happen naturally.

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

However if you will look, I believe you will find that I quote the passage and in many cases when I claim misrepresentation, that is exactly what it is.If I can actually post quotes and show where misrepresentation is happening, it is not a matter of seeing what I am looking for but rather seeing what is actually there.Sorry if you are feeling crabby.

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

If you look close one will say hecho in vitro.

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion