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I been rollin ever since the day I was borned in that big old house that
used to be on Main Street catty corner across from the Mann Ford
dealership that used to be on main street (one day when I was a
kid,somehow or the other a cat "managed" to get his head stuck in a
glass quart jar in our front yard,one of those guys at the Ford
dealership [[that was back around 1944,believe it or not,I still
remember that]] came over and broke that glass quart jar away from that
poor cat's head,,, Honest,I have no idea of how that cat got his head
stuck in that glass quart jar,and that time I was rockin in a rocking on
our front porch and that cat got his tail under that rocker,that one
wasen't my fault!) (I used to sit in a Chinaberry tree in our front yard
and push and pull those limbs around,pretending I was a World War Two
Bomber Pilot) in Carthage,Mississippi. www.thecarthaginian.com It
was on a Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 in the afternoon on November
5,1941.It was so bad,World War Two broke out about a month later.The Day
that shall Live In Infamy.So,yeah,I am on a roll,why shouldn't I be?
Life is short.
cuhulin

"-=jd=-" wrote in message Again, both views
require a leap-of-faith at some point. And both are
impossible to prove. However, if I'm wrong then I've done no harm to
myself. If the non-believers are wrong, then they may well pay a dear
price
for it.

-=jd=-

I guess we're kinda on the same page jd. I think the answer lies beyond the
known universe as well. Hey I was reading in Pop Sci. or Omni? that it's
becoming commonly accepted by quantum physicist and other scientist studying
theoretical phisics that the existence of up to eleven different dimensions
may exist. Look up Superstring theory and M string. Can you beleive that in
some other dimention Rickets "may" actually may have a brain?

A couple of my sayings:

A million years from now they'll refer to this period as the Magical Stupid
Age :)

I don't believe in Heaven but I would like to qualify for it in the event
I'm wrong. :)
--
73 and good DX. B.H.
Brian's Radio Universe
http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/500.htm

I much rather be on a roll than living a lie.Anyday!
cuhulin

I call all Muslims,Moslems,whatever,ALL a bunch of COWARDS!
cuhulin

A million years from now? I don't want to be around.
cuhulin

"David" wrote in message

They are many bad things, but being willing to blow yourself up for a
cause is not cowardly.

Is that your next step Dave? Please show us your not a coward.

B.H.

rickets,,,, BULL****!!!
cuhulin

"-=jd=-" wrote in message
. 20...

If you want to believe everything evolved or "just happened" by pure,
random chance, then that same logic would have you believe that a tornado
could pass through a junk-yard and spit out a functioning Boeing 747, just
by pure, random chance.

That, of course, is a -thorough- mischaracterization of biological
evolution.

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/abioprob/abioprob.html

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/chance/chance.html

If the tornado was really big and lasted a billion years...

John Smith wrote:
David:

You have two choices, either a creator made us, or we came from a mud puddle. There are problems with both of these:

Why only two choices? Most real-world problems have more than two
choices. Shouldn't ever stop thinking at two. This is a thinking
disorder that most of humanity has had, to stop with dualism when there
are almost always more options.

Maybe a Creator made us from a mud puddle from evolution (just to offer
a third alternative), or maybe a Creator made evolution (the laws of
the universe and conditions necessary for life itself) and sat back and
watched the rules He/She/It/They put into place create us while sipping
a nice cianti. :)

1) If we are the product of a creator, we would be expecting angles.

If we are the product of a Creator, then we may or may not be provided
with proof. That would depend a lot on what the Creator wanted us to
know, how much evidence we've observed, and how smart we are. :)

The scientific method, while not the only possible way to discover
truth, is stunningly successful at self-correcting its own errors and
approaching truth. The proof it, it works. No amount of philosophy or
prayer or faith will get you to the moon and back or compute a trillion
floating point math operations per second. Science does. It works, and
finds its own mistakes over time.

Every scientific-method claim must, *by definition*, be DISPROVABLE by
experiment. If you can formulate a hypothesis and an experiment and the
hypothesis makes a wrong prediction, you can toss it out. If it
withstands a lot of attacks of this sort, it gradually goes from a
hypothesis to a theory. (A theory is basically established fact
until something upsets it. In scientific terms, something doesn't get
to be called a "theory" until it is very comprehensively in accordance
with observed facts.)

The relevance here is, you cannot possibly prove or disprove the
existance of angels in a hard-science way. Unless you can give me a
reason to believe that angels necessarily prove the existence of God or
the lack of angels prove the non-existance of God, or for that matter
proving that angels exist, is all completely outside the realm of
science.

That said, evolution is the only (and nearly universally-accepted)
explanation for life on earth, which is backed by many different
independent observations from different fields of science. Not just
archeology, but geology, astronomy, cosmology, chemistry, nuclear
science, even radio (cosmic background radiation). They all point to a
universe about 11 +/- 0.2 billion years old which had to be
uninhabitable for an awfully long time after the initial moment of
creation. Not 7 days. And species clearly sprang into being at many
different times throughout geologic history, not all at once over 7
days.

Does this disprove the existence of God? Not at all. It does disprove
creationist arguments, comprehensively. If life was created by
intention, it was done gradually over millions of our years. Angels or
no. :)

2) If we are the product of a mud puddle, we are waiting for an alien. As obviously, there are millions, perhaps billions of planets out there with mud puddles on them, and some were probably able to crawl out of those mud puddles before we got our start here.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy has the perfect counter-argument
to this.

The Universe:
Area - Infinite
Infinite : Bigger than the biggest thing ever and then some. Much
bigger than that in fact, really amazingly immense, a totally stunning
size, real "wow, that's big," time. Infinity is just so big that by
comparison, bigness itself looks really titchy. Gigantic multiplied by
staggeringly huge is the sort of concept we're trying to get across
here.

Add to that, the Universe is staggeringly old.

Even if the Universe is teeming with life (and I believe it is for
several reasons), the chances that the nearest life is close enough to
detect us, let alone visit us, is probably miniscule. See also: Drake
equation.

I tend to believe there is intention of sorts behind the Universe. But
I'm not going to be stupid and deny what's been proven, which is life
has been on this Earth for eons and many species alive today weren't
alive until comparatively recently.

It's clear the fault isn't with God, but with our tiny-minded ways of
conceiving of God. Dogma is the enemy of truth.

-- Ross

John

"David" wrote in message ...
On 26 Jul 2005 10:03:55 -0700, "John S." wrote:

wrote:
www.worldnetdaily.com Some muslim TERRORIST are "upset" because
Michael Graham,radio talk show host at WMAL - AM's late morning call in
program repeatedly described Islam on the air a Terrorist organization
that is at War with America.Three Cheers for Michael Graham.Hip Hip
Hooray! Hip Hip Hooray! Hip Hip Hooray! Hang in there,Michael Graham,you
pegged them exactly right.
cuhulin

One could make an equally illogical connection between the Catholic
Church and the IRA.

All religions suck big donkey dicks. Worst thing to ever happen to
mankind was God.

I was over at my webtv female webtv address (Hey,if Johnny Cash can have
a name like Sue,I can have me a name like Alice,now shut up and get over
it!) and looking at some girls private pics and camcorder videos.Woof,I
have to take me a break for a while.
cuhulin

David wrote:

Lets make the water turn black

....but shouldn't Zappa get a bit of credit for this?

mike

"David" wrote in message
...
If the tornado was really big and lasted a billion years...

You'd still have nothing but a big mess on your hands.

"-=jd=-" wrote in message
. 20...

But to say that an amoeba becomes a fish; becomes a lizard; becomes a
hominid... The fossil record will only take you so far, after which, you
have to "use your imagination" to make a leap in the direction your
current
belief(s) want you to go. Where are the transitional forms? Until they are
produced, then evolution (to me, anyway) is just as faith-based as
creation.

Then there is another point of view, that being that creationists and
evolutionists are both right. In a grossly over-simplified "nut-shell"
description: someone set up all the dominoes in a certain design and then
tipped over the first one (Big-Bang) to start the whole process...

I tend to fall into the category that subscribes to this latter point of
view, but even that requires faith, as does most anything in life.

As for the fossil record, there may not be sufficient "transitional forms"
to prove one way or the other. Since evolution is a process of mutation,
it's likely that only successful mutations survived long enough to leave a
sufficient record. Other mutations may not have been viable and therefore
left no record. This argument leans toward the egg side of the chicken/egg
argument because whence the chicken came may not have been a chicken in this
case.

But I ramble. Nice to see an intelligent argument for a change.

On 30 Jul 2005 11:43:35 GMT, "-=jd=-"
wrote:

Then there is another point of view, that being that creationists and
evolutionists are both right. In a grossly over-simplified "nut-shell"
description: someone set up all the dominoes in a certain design and then
tipped over the first one (Big-Bang) to start the whole process...

-=jd=-
God is a mollusk.

On 29 Jul 2005 19:43:52 -0700, wrote:

Nothing is infinite.

On 30 Jul 2005 14:27:25 GMT, "-=jd=-"
wrote:

On Sat 30 Jul 2005 09:22:57a, David wrote in message
:

On 30 Jul 2005 11:43:35 GMT, "-=jd=-"
wrote:

Then there is another point of view, that being that creationists and
evolutionists are both right. In a grossly over-simplified "nut-shell"
description: someone set up all the dominoes in a certain design and then
tipped over the first one (Big-Bang) to start the whole process...

-=jd=-

God is a mollusk.

That speaks volumes about you.

-=jd=-
The fact that primitive man had to characterize ''God'' as humanoid
speaks volumes about you.

On 30 Jul 2005 14:26:50 GMT, "-=jd=-"
wrote:

On Sat 30 Jul 2005 09:23:40a, David wrote in message
:

On 29 Jul 2005 19:43:52 -0700, wrote:

Nothing is infinite.

Prove it.

-=jd=-
Nobody knows everything.

I believe creationist and evolutionist are both right.We were created
and we evolve.But,that is only my opinion.
cuhulin

GOD has always been and will always be.That is a leap of faith I
definetly believe in.There is no person or persons on this Earth who can
change my opinion of that.
cuhulin

GOD isn't a nobody.
cuhulin

On 30 Jul 2005 18:49:28 GMT, "-=jd=-"
wrote:

On Sat 30 Jul 2005 10:41:12a, David wrote in message
:

On 30 Jul 2005 14:27:25 GMT, "-=jd=-"
wrote:

On Sat 30 Jul 2005 09:22:57a, David wrote in message
:

On 30 Jul 2005 11:43:35 GMT, "-=jd=-"
wrote:

Then there is another point of view, that being that creationists and
evolutionists are both right. In a grossly over-simplified "nut-shell"
description: someone set up all the dominoes in a certain design and
then tipped over the first one (Big-Bang) to start the whole
process...

-=jd=-

God is a mollusk.

That speaks volumes about you.

-=jd=-
The fact that primitive man had to characterize ''God'' as humanoid
speaks volumes about you.

Where did I say I characterized "God" as anything in particular? Do you
make it a practice to jump to baseless conclusions? slaps forehead What
am I thinking! Of *course* you do. Jumping to baseless conclusions is your
forte'!

-=jd=-
You said ''someone'' set up the dominos. I interpret that as you
supporting the theory that there was a ''creator'' and that said
''creator'' had hands.

I say ''smarts'' is bigger than any being and a value inherent in the
universe. There is an original DNA molecule who likes to travel.

Peacek.

On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 14:03:29 -0500, "Brian Hill"
wrote:

jd. Why do guys keep beating a dead horse with this guy? I kinda wish you
all would just ignor the mf. He's mentally ill you know? GFC

B.H.

I may be slow but I'm in front of you!

"David" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 14:03:29 -0500, "Brian Hill"
wrote:

jd. Why do guys keep beating a dead horse with this guy? I kinda wish you
all would just ignor the mf. He's mentally ill you know? GFC

B.H.

I may be slow but I'm in front of you!

That's a windshield your looking at and not a mirror Richard Cranium.

B.H.

GOD is painting the Universe in his own design.That tells me GOD IS
SOMEBODY.
cuhulin

I am slow too.(about 35 miles per hour on the back roads is plenty fast
enough for me) Like when I am driving and all of those vehicles on the
roads behind me.Hey,I am ahead of them.Untill they catch up and pass me
on by.Hy y'all,Bye y'all.
cuhulin

"-=jd=-" wrote in message
. 20...
On Fri 29 Jul 2005 07:47:51p, "Honus"
wrote in message news:HezGe.63$4e6.53@trnddc04:

"-=jd=-" wrote in message
. 20...

If you want to believe everything evolved or "just happened" by pure,
random chance, then that same logic would have you believe that a
tornado
could pass through a junk-yard and spit out a functioning Boeing 747,
just
by pure, random chance.

That, of course, is a -thorough- mischaracterization of biological
evolution.

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/abioprob/abioprob.html

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/chance/chance.html

It is an over-generalization, but the root-point is the same. The fossil
record provides evidence of many different forms of life -- but there have
been no transitional forms found, save for a scant few lizards that
appeared to have feather-like features that have been presumed to be the
onset of birds. Well, that's still a presumption, or a leap in logic or
faith that is loosely based on fact, but not completely supported by the
historical record. Perhaps one day it may be, but not yet.

There are quite a few more transitionals than you realize.

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-transitional.html

CAIR v Anti-CAIR. www.homelandsecurityus.com But,but,but,bush
said Islam is a religion of peace! That MORON NUMBSKULL IDIOT bush
doesn't know his a.. from a hole in the Ground! About a year or so ago,I
read an article in the Clarion Ledger www.clarionledger.com that
said bush is a hindrance for businesses in Mississippi.The article is
True,bush has been a miserable failue in ALL business endevors he has
been in and will always be a miserable failure.I bash ALL politicians,I
don't care who they are or where they are from.I have always belived it
is always OPEN SEASON EVERY DAY ON BASHING ALL politicians,Period!
cuhulin

Bin Laden's favorite dates. www.worldnetdaily.com bush's favorite
goat stories.
cuhulin

So,which is it,Muslim,Muslim's or Moslem,Moslem's? Know thy Enemy,fed
govt and Muslim Islam ragheads.Not to be confused with India whom some
of them do wear Turban's (is that the right spelling/word?) on their
heads.Once in a while when I am out shopping I see some
Indians,India,and of course there are a lot of American Indians around
here too.Mostly Choctaw Indians in the Jackson area.Other American
Indians too.
(whom I highly respect) www.devilfinder.com Mississippi Indian
Tribes

A lot of
American Indians in my old home town of Carthage.
www.thecarthaginian.com
cuhulin

dxAce wrote:

Go jump in the river, 'tard boy.

How refreshing to see you improving the quality of your attempted insults.
You've reached grade three level now. Very impressive, as we didn't think even
this was possible.

Bravo!

mike

m II wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Go jump in the river, 'tard boy.

How refreshing to see you improving the quality of your attempted insults.
You've reached grade three level now. Very impressive, as we didn't think even
this was possible.

That's the problem with you dumbass Canucks... you don't think!

Bravo!

More like Bravo Sierra! (BS).

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Ahhhhh,Forget you,m II.You are a ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ......... ///////////
cuhulin