ellman says:
"How can you prove design? Just becuase we don't have the answer for a
specific question (hypothetically speaking) doesn't validate a
super-natural being made it."
-Design can be observed. The DNA that exists within primates, ecspecially apes and humans are intricately similar, not to mention all life. Even through the thousands of years of history, that design and functionality has never receeded.
There are other observances of that same design. Bisymmetry, H - C - O base chemical makeup in all life. In everything! Even stars are balls of furnaced Hydrogen, helium and compressed carbon. There are tons of examples of design in biology, cosmology, chemistry, anatomy, etc.
Design is to intend the functionality of something. "to create, fashion, execute, or construct according to plan"
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/design
We see this this type of architecture everywhere. When I say that things are marked by a design, I am not saying "Goddunit", which is what the evolutionist loves to throw back at people. I'm saying that an outside interferance for the mechanisms of this world is very likely.
"And those are? I don't know what the hell you're talking about when you say "boundries". A bit vague for my taste tbh."
-Boundaries exist in every aspect of science and life. While it is yet not known what specific kind of boundaries exists within biology specifically, we are sure they exist, as we can identify with limitations within biology.
A conceptual example:
Food is good, we need it to survive. But we must balance our diets with excercise and health, so to nuture our well being. If one indulges themselve with too much food, too much unhealthy food and does not balance it with excercise and metabolic rate, they become unhealthy and overweight. A BOUNDARY is learned and is kept to keep people on healthy standards so that they don't become unfit and unstable.
This is just an illustration to show, even in biology, that in order to keep things stable and organized, limitations are met, like in abeomutosis, and boundaries are kept, like interbreeding.
"3 groups that is not the same. Why would we see boundries that isn't there?"
-They all correlate. Peanut --- peanut butter.
And if the boundaries did exist? Then liberalism and evolution would be in trouble.
"And by that you mean? That we should stop seeing so many people or stop being social?"
-No, I mean that if people lived with certain boundaries that they adhered to, then the world would be better for it. But their idea is to hold nothing revered or sacred, nothing is too far or out of bounds.
"Yes it does, do you want to stop progress and the evolution of society or what?"
No, I'm saying that change and progress go so far, then it becomes unstable, then it begins to destroy itself, as history and every facet of the universe would tell us. Keep the beast caged and you won't get eaten.
"Nope, argueing against the fact that you used 2 words like they meant
something but didn't. There is no such thing as "evolutionism
doctrine"! This has to be the first time i have ever heard those 2
words next to eachother. Oh and there are some who believe that nothing
about evolution is right."
-Yes, I am one of those people. Does Evolution teach something that is not observable or substantial? Yes. Therefore it is a doctrine. Evolutionism doctrine.
"What the hell is "evolution community"?! Stop making up words for
things that does not exist, but only in your mind. It's like you're
fighting a ghost with burning witches. I mean it doesn't make any
sense. You are making the assumptions, we don't. The title of Darwins
book was a really good one, "The origin of Species". NOT "The origin of
Life"!!!
He did actually make a hypothesis about that there could be a universal common decent, but he didn't prove it and he didn't have to to prove his theory."
He did actually make a hypothesis about that there could be a universal common decent, but he didn't prove it and he didn't have to to prove his theory."
-Evolution community is a group of people that believe in evolution. Do some people believe in evolution? Yes. Evolution ..... community.
That doesn't make sense to you?
This next part is really good. Book is "origin of species" not "origin of life" eh? Now this is the part you have to think real hard about. What is a species?
": a class of individuals having common attributes and designated by a common name".
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/species
In biology, a species is a specific classification for all life. There exists a number of species within each baramin of animal and all life. So, his book means, the beginning of the classifications of life. See? The argument is not against speciation. It is against all the implications of the evolution theory itself. Common descent has nothing to do with speciation, except through implication from the theory. And you say he didn't have to prove his theory.
So, then I would like someone to explain to me why common descent (which has nothing to do with speciation and it lacks any real evidence), abiogenesis (yet another implication), and lies
http://www.drdino.com/media-categories.php?c=seminars&v=10
In the textbooks are being force taught in school. You just told me, my friend, that darwin did not prove his theory and didn't have to.
"Well if you attack evolution you have to expect the scientific community to defend it from ignorance, don't you?"
-lol, wow. Neverminding the raw, strict imagination that is involved with it. Don't you really love it when some people say that people that question evolution are "attacking science".
"Still they aren't implications if we got evidence from different areas of science that supports a couple of theories."
-So, then you agree that you see science in the world, and you INTERPRET it to fit your theory? Sounds a lot like that to me.
"Still, you can't define what kind of design and when you can't define
what god is or how he did it. Then you're just back on square one man."
-Well, I partially disagree. Let me explain. "God", in the providential sense, is that which is responsible for the creation of the universe. At this point, "god" is nothing animate, just an idea. This idea is identified as the source for the universe. But, we learn from basic reduction that "god" would have to have 4 qualities within its being.
1) It had the (raw energy) resources to create the universe
2) It was driven to create the universe
3) It had the ability to create the universe
4) It is not bound by time
I think it's fair to believe that the source of the universe had these qualities.
"3 different areas of science. They have connections, but the same goes
for say, chemistry and physics. When we got evidence for explaining a
phenomena in nature from one field, we can use that info in other
fields. The whole thing of the age of the earth has nothing to do with
evolution is pure bull. There are calculations from before darwins book
was published that supported the old earth. I still don't get how you
can get big bang and evolution so close. They are so seperate and 2
totally independent theories. If one would fail it doesn't exclude the
other from being right or wrong."
-That is a fair position. I personally believe that is why evolutionists attempt to demarginalize their arguments. When people say that "Evolution teaches the earth is billions of years old", that is not a direct teaching of the theory itself no. But, the idea is that evolutionists imply common ancestry.
Can you be an evolutionist and not believe in common ancestry? Can you be an evolutionist and not believe the earth is 4.6 billion years old? Can you be an evolutionist and not believe in abiogenesis? Can you believe in evolution and not believe these other things? Of course you can.
But the interesting thing is that these ideas, seperately, are all agreed upon by the community of people that aggresively advocate evolution. Strange. If Evolution is taught as it is defined, there would be no problem. Until, you introduce transfomation evolution, macro evolution.
Questions: If you can call abiogenesis a theory and teach it in schools, seperate from evolution, can you teach biogenesis? Could you teach The cosmic allomanifestation?
If you can teach the earth may be 4.6 billion and call it a theory, seperate from evolution, can you teach it may be 6,000 years, based on historical factors?
If you can teach transformation (macro) evolution and call it a theory, can you teach baraminology? Or abeomutosis, that all organisms follow their original functionality and design, in accordance with their baramins?
"Extreme oversimplification that doesn't cut it in any argument. To have
peanut butter you have to have peanuts. You don't have to have big bang
for evolution or abiogenesis to work. Besides there are no theories on
how life started, only hypothesis and a number of ways for it COULD
have happened."
"To have
peanut butter you have to have peanuts"
-Your getting it, great job man. wax on, wax off.
"No, evolution only speaks about how life evolved over time and how
species came to be. Not that it started with one organism. BUT there
are some evidence that supports this, genetics, structure, genetic
material etc."
Bah, im tired. I'll come back later.









- How can you prove design? Just becuase we don't have the answer for a specific question (hypothetically speaking) doesn't validate a super-natural being made it.
"We DO however, argue that " everything in biology has BOUNDARIES. LIMITS "
- And those are? I don't know what the hell you're talking about when you say "boundries". A bit vague for my taste tbh.
"Since they evolutionist/materialist/secular mind does not see boundaries"
- 3 groups that is not the same. Why would we see boundries that isn't there?
"they do not employ boundaries or limitations in their social lives."
- And by that you mean? That we should stop seeing so many people or stop being social?
"Everything must change, progress, evolve, etc."
- Yes it does, do you want to stop progress and the evolution of society or what?
"It's that evolutionism doctrine that impresses the mentality onto it's believers that when someone argues against specific aspects of evolution, that they are arguing against "change in the genetic material of a population of organisms from one generation to the next"."
- Nope, argueing against the fact that you used 2 words like they meant something but didn't. There is no such thing as "evolutionism doctrine"! This has to be the first time i have ever heard those 2 words next to eachother. Oh and there are some who believe that nothing about evolution is right.
"It's these implications that must be dismantled if there is to be any objective reasoning with the evolution community. I'll give another example of the fraudulent position it implies;"
- What the hell is "evolution community"?! Stop making up words for things that does not exist, but only in your mind. It's like you're fighting a ghost with burning witches. I mean it doesn't make any sense. You are making the assumptions, we don't. The title of Darwins book was a really good one, "The origin of Species". NOT "The origin of Life"!!!
He did actually make a hypothesis about that there could be a universal common decent, but he didn't prove it and he didn't have to to prove his theory.
"As a creationist, if you submit that all creation has a design that is a part of every organism, the evolutionary mind is trained to assume that you argue against very basic principles of actual science like, natural selection."
- Well if you attack evolution you have to expect the scientific community to defend it from ignorance, don't you?
"We argue against a lot of the IMPLICATIONS."
- Still they aren't implications if we got evidence from different areas of science that supports a couple of theories.
"...a design can be and is followed, by all organisms."
- Still, you can't define what kind of design and when you can't define what god is or how he did it. Then you're just back on square one man.
""Biological evolution and abiogenesis and the big bang (of course) have absolutely nothing to do with each other.""
- 3 different areas of science. They have connections, but the same goes for say, chemistry and physics. When we got evidence for explaining a phenomena in nature from one field, we can use that info in other fields. The whole thing of the age of the earth has nothing to do with evolution is pure bull. There are calculations from before darwins book was published that supported the old earth. I still don't get how you can get big bang and evolution so close. They are so seperate and 2 totally independent theories. If one would fail it doesn't exclude the other from being right or wrong.
"...and peanuts have nothing to do with peanut butter."
- Extreme oversimplification that doesn't cut it in any argument. To have peanut butter you have to have peanuts. You don't have to have big bang for evolution or abiogenesis to work. Besides there are no theories on how life started, only hypothesis and a number of ways for it COULD have happened.
"Evolution IMPLIES common ancestry of all life back to 1 organism."
- No, evolution only speaks about how life evolved over time and how species came to be. Not that it started with one organism. BUT there are some evidence that supports this, genetics, structure, genetic material etc.
"Abiogenesis IMPLIES that non-living materials self assembled the functionality of the 1rst organism."
- Again no. There are a number of hypothesis of how it could happen and the fact that we have life on earth makes it a strong case. The enviroment and a large number of conditions has been tested, but no one knows for sure exactly what happened.
"Each idea IMPLIES the other. This is elementary, yet, our evolutionists friends insist. Why? Well, I believe it's because they want it to APPEAR as though all these different fields of science suggest the other. So that if you argued against common ancestry, they would then IMPLY that you argue against all of science and are therefore a nincumpoop."
- Ehm, if you read what you wrote again sometimes. You might find out that it is you who smash it all together, not we. We don't need the other theories and hypothesis to as evidence for out case, but it verifies it and makes it more probable.
"But this methodolgy isn't new, it's classic. If you can't win an argument, just rearrange the definitions and terms so that you can explain your way out of the situation. It's called circular reasoning. We are all onto their bullsrib."
- And that comes from a guy who is very vague in his descriptions and ASSUMES thath things are or what people think, when they don't.
"It's true that humans and apes are similarly designed (as all life), similar DNA patterns, arms & legs, body hair, primates, so forth, so on. Does that similar design prove that we had a common ancestor?"
- Yes, with fossils and DNA compairing.
"See, the evolutionist mind sees the design and identifies that we're both primates and concludes that we're family."
- And by the design you mean exterior or on DNA level?
"To add insult to lack of critical thinking, they lash out at those that question the idea."
- Talk about being original! You are not even trying to question your own beliefs so why do you think we should question ours? We have done that for 150 years and still no dice for you guys. Creation has been here for over 2000 years and you are lecturing US on critical thinking?
"More of those boundaries they are trying to destroy I guess."
- Yeah we should isolate ourselves and live like the amish!