John Smith I wrote:
Michael Coslo wrote:

...
Just to be sure, The "theory" of evolution is not the same sort of
thing as a conspiracy "theory". A lot of problems have arisen out of
lumping the two together.

- 73 de Mike KB3EIA -




I believe "theory of evolution" is highly correct.

Ever toss a hand full of metal, glass and plastic into a mud
puddle--come back a few million years later and start digging up
microwaves, cell phones, mp3 players, etc.?

If not, then you have a faith greater than it takes to have faith in
aliens or God ... our existence is about as strange a mystery as you
will ever find.

I just love those with over-simplified explanations ... occams' razor
seems to dull a bit on this problem.


Did you mean over-simplified explanations (in this case posing as a
question) such as?:

Ever toss a hand full of metal, glass and plastic into a mud
puddle--come back a few million years later and start digging up
microwaves, cell phones, mp3 players, etc.?

Is a specious argument, for some folks. it is wrong for all folks.
If you just want to say "God did it", then have at it. No further
explanation is required, and your argument is noted.

- 73 de Mike KB3EIA -

Michael Coslo wrote:

...
Is a specious argument, for some folks. it is wrong for all folks.
If you just want to say "God did it", then have at it. No further
explanation is required, and your argument is noted.

- 73 de Mike KB3EIA -

Does nature have a conscious? What purpose does man serve nature? What
"pressures" caused nature to create and develop man?

I don't see nature doing anything which suggests an intelligence ...

I don't see chance and probability constructing highly complex "anythings."

Your logic escapes me ...

JS

John Smith I wrote:
I don't see nature doing anything which suggests an intelligence ...

Do you see homo sapiens "doing anything which
suggests an intelligence?" :-)

I once picked up a book in the university
library entitled: "Is There Intelligent
Life in the Universe". One of the chapters
was: "Is There Intelligent Life on Earth?"
I assume that question is still open. :-)
--
73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com