Scientific Challenge For Evolutionists

[Doublejack]

There is plenty of scientific conjecture that is just as ridiculous as what religious types parrot. The big bang, for example.

There is a very big difference.

Science admits it is a theory based on current available evidence.

Religion ... nearly all of them claim their magic dude in the sky is a fact and quite a lot of people have been and are being killed over it/them. With even less evidence.

[Doublejack]

I could share my experiences with you on a personal level, but I don't think you would give it any thought other than dismissal.

Suffice it to say, To those that need an explanation, no explanation will do. To those that believe, no explanation is needed.

You are seeking answers in the outer, temporal world. If you really want to know, keep your mind open (agnostic) Ask the inner self to reveal the creator.

I have my own personal experiences that I cannot logically explain and am still seeking answers to. Pretty big things that I may never understand or find answer to. It is what it is.

In no way would I disrespect anyone's beliefs or discount them.

I simply don't wan't it involved with lawmaking is all.

[Dangermouse]

There is plenty of scientific conjecture that is just as ridiculous as what religious types parrot. The big bang, for example.

What is it you find ridiculous about the big bang? What aspect of the theory irks you most?

[resister]

There is a very big difference.

Science admits it is a theory based on current available evidence.

Religion ... nearly all of them claim their magic dude in the sky is a fact and quite a lot of people have been and are being killed over it/them. With even less evidence.

Actually, people of faith ( this one at least) will tell you GOD cant be proven, if you have no faith you cant see the unseen. Just a but of faith ( even agnostic ) is enough to open the door. If you go thru life flat out denying and demanding irrefutable proof, you will likely never see.

[NapRover]

I would agree.

edit: To the same degree that believing in a God doesn't make one intelligent.

It does make one wise, though.

[Dangermouse]

I could share my experiences with you on a personal level, but I don't think you would give it any thought other than dismissal.

Suffice it to say, To those that need an explanation, no explanation will do. To those that believe, no explanation is needed.

You are seeking answers in the outer, temporal world. If you really want to know, keep your mind open (agnostic) Ask the inner self to reveal the creator.

Your experiences and subsequent interpretations are subjective, unique to you and nobody else.

[resister]

What is it you find ridiculous about the big bang? What aspect of the theory irks you most?

May I? That we are to believe that there was this nothing that suddenly gave rise to everything as we know it? How long was nothing their? Why did nothing suddenly spring forth? This takes way more faith than a belief in a creator.

[resister]

Your experiences and subsequent interpretations are subjective, unique to you and nobody else.

Very true. Just like those of the big bang scientist!

[Doublejack]

It does make one wise, though.

Islamic extremists believe the same thing though unfortunately.

[Green Arrow]

Why does it $#@!ing matter?