check some of this out and you may see why there are two sides to the issues that are portrayed as so one sided here.
you will immediately smell the b.s.
emanating from the skeptic's book of bible stories!
Guess you didn't check out the links because there is a hell of a lot more than skull caps available
Show me your favorite link that you use to prove there are transitional skeletal fossils. Im sure you'll show me many, many generations of fossils. That illustrate the transition. From ape to man.
check some of this out and you may see why there are two sides to the issues that are portrayed as so one sided here.
you will immediately smell the b.s.
emanating from the skeptic's book of bible stories!
if you do not think there are any transitional skeletons, then you clearly have not looked. to deny there are any, is to fly in the face of peer reviewed paleontology and anthropology.
Just give me a link that shows one transitional skeleton.
compared to what your ancestors were,
My exact point. Where are they that I may look upon them?
i have a funny feeling that even if the fossil record produced a full "transitional form/skeleton",
Careful about that wishful thinking.
Why dont you send all your transitional skeletal information to the producers of the Discovery Channel it seems they errantly left out of the program, so they can be enlightened by your findings and share them with the audience that missed that all important missing skeletal links you speak of.
check some of this out and you may see why there are two sides to the issues that are portrayed as so one sided here.
you will immediately smell the b.s.
emanating from the skeptic's book of bible stories!
EW:Whats seems to fly under the radar in this thread at least, is the inability for the evolutionist to point at mans transitional skeleton. And firmly state "see theres the proof."
Sorry Tetrapod still no exhibits of transitional skeletons. Skull cap is wishful thinking. Show me da bones. A link would be nice.
check some of this out and you may see why there are two sides to the issues that are portrayed as so one sided here.
you will immediately smell the b.s.
emanating from the skeptic's book of bible stories!
Yeah Mike Im with you,
Whats seems to fly under the radar in this thread at least, is the inability for the evolutionist to point at mans transitional skeleton. And firmly state "see theres the proof."
After watching the Discovery Channels "Ape to Man" I was left with a bunch of paleontologist having wishful hopes/magical thinking that a apes skull cap unearthed was that of early man. And calling it that without the rest of the body/bones.
I mean sway me from my Christian world veiw with some real full sets of skeletons of the said transition that took place over the millions and millions of years. There should be some, right? Now then we'd have something to chew on rather than the paleontologist arbitrarily calling an apes skull cap "homo-erectus" from 1.5 million years ago.
Or hey maybe I just missed the exibit at the Smithsonian.
my two son's are body builders and i am wonering if they think they can take on the world .
last year my son was in a bar fight and got sucker punched in the eye which required 5 stiches ,now my 21 year old comes home with a huge black eye, the biggest i have ever seen trying to break up a fight.. .
now both these people that got a good shot at my kids where men much smaller in stature and size and seemed to land good punches.
Alright Derek: drop and give me 50
Seriously I got into training because of my back from a car accident, herniated disc L4. Also at my gym are older folks 70ish, wheelchair bound, the list goes on....to make a blanket statement such as:
"Body-building is an activity people take up voluntarily"reveals a limited veiw of fitness centers/gyms whatever.
edited to add:
I find that trouble usually doesn't find a person unless they're looking for it.
Well said.
my two son's are body builders and i am wonering if they think they can take on the world .
last year my son was in a bar fight and got sucker punched in the eye which required 5 stiches ,now my 21 year old comes home with a huge black eye, the biggest i have ever seen trying to break up a fight.. .
now both these people that got a good shot at my kids where men much smaller in stature and size and seemed to land good punches.
Ab,
Body-building is an activity people take up voluntarily, unlike being black/disabled/gay etc..
This statement alone defines your ignorance. No matter your so-called life experience.
my two son's are body builders and i am wonering if they think they can take on the world .
last year my son was in a bar fight and got sucker punched in the eye which required 5 stiches ,now my 21 year old comes home with a huge black eye, the biggest i have ever seen trying to break up a fight.. .
now both these people that got a good shot at my kids where men much smaller in stature and size and seemed to land good punches.
But what I actually said or meant matters little as you're just looking for a reason to attack... To quote a well-known body-builder, unfortunately I am sure you'll 'Be back' with more of the same...
Funny Ab I see this in alot of your responses.
Please don't embarrass yourself anymore than you need to. Body-building is an activity people take up voluntarily
Like you just did. You have a very limited knowledge of who attends a fitness center.
Kls, Ive been training for about five years( Im not "ripped" but in shape) and I see the young guys walking around trying to be noticed, its definately an ego thing. Older guys (myself) 40+ just ingnore them.
I believe young men that are not guided and agressive with the strength they acquire will, in the long run hurt themselves.
here is a very insightful article from ken ham....at the end is my own testimony in capsule form.
when the person you talk to on creation insists that you leave the bible out of it, they are really saying the deck should be stacked one way.
(my note: you've heard it this way, "religion does not speak on science at all.
Rex, Ive been reading up on presuppositions and a friend sent me this link:
now for all the scientists out there this is not a question of proof or anything along those lines.
for my part i choose to believe in a god because i honestly believe there is one (though i did start doubting for a little while) i've always felt that there was more to our existance on earth - and that doesn't stem from me wanting to live forever or as a spirit, as i don't even know if that will happen.
i also believe in him because many many times when i could not carry on, on my own strength, i managed to pulled through.
I have a 100% response rate on prayer...
doncha hate when its no?
now for all the scientists out there this is not a question of proof or anything along those lines.
for my part i choose to believe in a god because i honestly believe there is one (though i did start doubting for a little while) i've always felt that there was more to our existance on earth - and that doesn't stem from me wanting to live forever or as a spirit, as i don't even know if that will happen.
i also believe in him because many many times when i could not carry on, on my own strength, i managed to pulled through.
To answer the question "why do I believe in God?" It makes sense of my existence.
