The rainbow

[mark francis]

How is your religion connected to science?
If science proved you wrong you wouldn't rely on their fundings then. Why use them now?

If you want to research origins that you cannot observe and measure then you must consider supernatural explanations for scientific theories about origins.

 

[pjmret]

If you want to research origins that you cannot observe and measure then you must consider supernatural explanations for scientific theories about origins.

you are a science *****.
scientific theories would never consider the supernatural, its not in the scope of science. duh

 

[mark francis]

you are a science *****.
scientific theories would never consider the supernatural, its not in the scope of science. duh

Scientists cannot consider theories of earth's origin that go outside the bounds of sight and measurement?

 

[pjmret]

Scientists cannot consider theories of earth's origin that go outside the bounds of sight and measurement?

They can't consider supernatural causes, as I clearly said duh
That's how science works, science *****

 

[Gabriel_Bell]

You may question my scientific theory but you cannot disprove it or even offer a more scientific one.

You have no theory that anyone could call "scientific".

And of course, I specifically HAVE offered one that is scientific.

 

[Boris Norris]

If you want to research origins that you cannot observe and measure then you must consider supernatural explanations for scientific theories about origins.

I have and not one relief on supernatural. Not one.
Cut your bullshyt. You know I'm right.

 

[mark francis]

They can't consider supernatural causes, as I clearly said duh
That's how science works, science *****

I agree. Science remains as dumb as a box of rocks when it comes to analyzing phenomena that it cannot see or measure.

 

[mark francis]

You have no theory that anyone could call "scientific".

And of course, I specifically HAVE offered one that is scientific.

You can entertain scientific speculations, assumptions, guesses, opinions, interpretations and so forth as theories but never to be confused as scientific facts.

 

[pjmret]

I agree. Science remains as dumb as a box of rocks when it comes to analyzing phenomena that it cannot see or measure.

Yes science isn't religion
You must be dumb as a box of rocks to finally figure that out since it's been known since the start of science lol

 

[Boris Norris]

I agree. Science remains as dumb as a box of rocks when it comes to analyzing phenomena that it cannot see or measure.

You mean like god? Just like you can't see it measure?
Huh. Is that the same? Idiot.

 

[Gabriel_Bell]

Claiming humans got their intelligence genes from lower life forms is stupid and unscientific.

Many animals have abilities that humans do not have. Dogs can smell the presence of diseases in humans. Birds can navigate over thousands of miles across oceans and do so annually. Not all animals should be considered lower life forms. Horseshoe crabs are a more successful species than humans. They have managed to exist for millions of years.

You do not have a clue about what science is or how it works.
Claiming that he entire universe was created by an invisible deity is speculation, not science.

 

[mark francis]

Many animals have abilities that humans do not have. Dogs can smell the presence of diseases in humans. Birds can navigate over thousands of miles across oceans and do so annually. Not all animals should be considered lower life forms. Horseshoe crabs are a more successful species than humans. They have managed to exist for millions of years.

Humans can examine the mystery of God's creation but they remain amazed and bewildered by many of the miracles they encounter, like how baby birds in Alaska abandoned at birth by their parents, can flow thousands of miles over open water to a pinpoint island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean with no apparent help or guidance. National Geographic posted this about the Hudsonian godwit:

This Wonder Bird Flies Thousands of Miles, Non-Stop, as Part of an Epic Migration

The more scientists learn about the Hudsonian godwit, the more they’re amazed—and worried

www.smithsonianmag.com

A newly hatched Hudsonian godwit weighs less than one ounce, though before it sets off on its journey to the other end of the world, it bulks itself up to more than 12 times that weight. Scientists who study these birds readily confess to not knowing many important facts about them—from where some of them stop over to how they use magnetic forces, how they read weather systems and, in general, how the hell they can possibly do what they do. Answers to initial questions often spawn a flock of more vexing ones.

You do not have a clue about what science is or how it works.
Claiming that he entire universe was created by an invisible deity is speculation, not science.

Claiming science has proven something other than God created the universe is speculation, not science.

 

[pjmret]

Humans can examine the mystery of God's creation but they remain amazed and bewildered by many of the miracles they encounter, like how baby birds in Alaska abandoned at birth by their parents, can flow thousands of miles over open water to a pinpoint island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean with no apparent help or guidance. National Geographic posted this about the Hudsonian godwit:

This Wonder Bird Flies Thousands of Miles, Non-Stop, as Part of an Epic Migration

The more scientists learn about the Hudsonian godwit, the more they’re amazed—and worried

www.smithsonianmag.com

A newly hatched Hudsonian godwit weighs less than one ounce, though before it sets off on its journey to the other end of the world, it bulks itself up to more than 12 times that weight. Scientists who study these birds readily confess to not knowing many important facts about them—from where some of them stop over to how they use magnetic forces, how they read weather systems and, in general, how the hell they can possibly do what they do. Answers to initial questions often spawn a flock of more vexing ones.


Claiming science has proven something other than God created the universe is speculation, not science.

Nothing to be amazed or bewildered by
Billions of years of evolution isn't amaz8ng or bewildering or a miracle, it's just... evolution

 

[Gabriel_Bell]

Humans can examine the mystery of God's creation but they remain amazed and bewildered by many of the miracles they encounter, like how baby birds in Alaska abandoned at birth by their parents, can flow thousands of miles over open water to a pinpoint island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean with no apparent help or guidance. National Geographic posted this about the Hudsonian godwit:

This Wonder Bird Flies Thousands of Miles, Non-Stop, as Part of an Epic Migration

The more scientists learn about the Hudsonian godwit, the more they’re amazed—and worried

www.smithsonianmag.com

A newly hatched Hudsonian godwit weighs less than one ounce, though before it sets off on its journey to the other end of the world, it bulks itself up to more than 12 times that weight. Scientists who study these birds readily confess to not knowing many important facts about them—from where some of them stop over to how they use magnetic forces, how they read weather systems and, in general, how the hell they can possibly do what they do. Answers to initial questions often spawn a flock of more vexing ones.


Claiming science has proven something other than God created the universe is speculation, not science.

Claiming that God created the universe is just a myth. It is based on LESS than speculation.

 

[mark francis]

Nothing to be amazed or bewildered by
Billions of years of evolution isn't amaz8ng or bewildering or a miracle, it's just... evolution

Simpletons cannot see the beauty, wonder, mystery and miracle of natural phenomena because their minds are completely filled to the brim with infinitesimally small amounts of corrupted facts and data promoted by misguided charlatans hawking evolutionist superstition and mythology.