To: CarolinaGuitarman
No, it wold be the same natural or supernatural process to make something more complex out of something less complex -- as it would to make something out of nothing -- because you would be dealing with the same creative process in both cases.
So, until Evolutionists can create something out of nothing, their "science" means nothing.
910 posted on
02/14/2006 2:48:51 PM PST by
Californiajones
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To: Californiajones
No, it wold be the same natural or supernatural process to make something more complex out of something less complex -- as it would to make something out of nothing -- because you would be dealing with the same creative process in both cases.
Justify this claim.
So, until Evolutionists can create something out of nothing, their "science" means nothing.
Non-sequitur. You have failed utterly to explain why evolution must demonstrate something from nothing when the theory does not claim that any such thing has ever happened.
912 posted on
02/14/2006 2:50:29 PM PST by
Dimensio
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To: Californiajones
So, until Evolutionists can create something out of nothing, their "science" means nothing.Spoken bravely for a man who believes in a hypothetical guy with a beard flying around above the clouds.
To: Californiajones
"No, it wold be the same natural or supernatural process to make something more complex out of something less complex -- as it would to make something out of nothing -- because you would be dealing with the same creative process in both cases."
No, it wouldn't be. Is the formation of a snowflake a supernatural processes?
" So, until Evolutionists can create something out of nothing, their "science" means nothing."
Again, an ignorant strawman argument.
948 posted on
02/14/2006 3:39:02 PM PST by
CarolinaGuitarman
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