To: orionblamblam
Is it unreasonable to believe in God?
9 posted on
08/25/2004 10:36:17 AM PDT by
delapaz
To: delapaz
Well, we are told that these 30,000 genes are smart little buggers and mutate all over the place. We are never told how they got so smart. We are never told how it all began. God is implied if not acknowledged.
To: delapaz
Is it unreasonable to believe in God? Nice non sequitur you've got there.
21 posted on
08/25/2004 10:52:49 AM PDT by
Ichneumon
("...she might as well have been a space alien." - Bill Clinton, on Hillary, "My Life", p. 182)
To: delapaz
Non sequitur. The existence or lack thereof of God is as irrelevant in attemtping to discern the action of biological evolution as it is in trying to discern the motions of the planets or the decay of radiactive atoms. Equally, the action of evolution, the motions of the planets and the decay of radioactive atoms says nothing yea or nay aboutt he existence or lack thereof of God.
To: delapaz
Is it unreasonable to believe in God? An unreasonable man will always say it is unreasonable to believe in God. That's not because it actually is unreasonable to acknowledge Him, but because God doesn't fit into the unreasonable man's personal plans.
81 posted on
08/25/2004 12:52:13 PM PDT by
Dataman
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