Science vs the Bible

[theonlyone]

 Toxic excuse me it feels your iq level, wishing you the further improvements, no further comment

[ToxicAvenger]

Toxic excuse me it feels your iq level, wishing you the further improvements, no further comment

i speak english...not retard

[theonlyone]

 1) Uncertanity principle - an object cannot be in 2 places at the same time

 2) More and more scientists now believe that we live in a multiverse

 3) Everything is bound by natural law but i'm watching a cricket game right now

 4) As an aspiring professional scientist I

 5) To simply believe something for which there is no evidence

 6) But with scientific advancement those notions have long been supplanted

 7) We as humans exist in 4 dimentions...3 spacial dimentions (length , breadth and height) and 1 time dimention.

 8  According to string theory..there r 13 and some say upwards of 20 dimentions...

 9) Written by a primitive people scared of natural phenomena like lightning, eqarthquakes, floods, etc.

 10) In religion one must accept what one is told because one's family tells one what to believe

 11) Wikipedia

 12) Youtube

 13) Don't insult and demean scientists who reject God as it has no evidence

 14)?

 Sceince vs the tha thu Bible!!!

[theonlyone]

1) Uncertanity principle - an object cannot be in 2 places at the same time

 2) More and more scientists now believe that we live in a multiverse

 3) Everything is bound by natural law but i'm watching a cricket game right now

 4) As an aspiring professional scientist I

 5) To simply believe something for which there is no evidence

 6) But with scientific advancement those notions have long been supplanted

 7) We as humans exist in 4 dimentions...3 spacial dimentions (length , breadth and height) and 1 time dimention.

 8  According to string theory..there r 13 and some say upwards of 20 dimentions...

 9) Written by a primitive people scared of natural phenomena like lightning, eqarthquakes, floods, etc.

 10) In religion one must accept what one is told because one's family tells one what to believe

 11) Wikipedia

 12) Youtube

 13) Don't insult and demean scientists who reject God as it has no evidence

 14) I have 3 degrees and a bar trivia guru that proves that there is no God and religion is false!

 15) ?

[ToxicAvenger]

r you on drugs?

[theonlyone]

 1) Uncertanity principle - an object cannot be in 2 places at the same time

 2) More and more scientists now believe that we live in a multiverse

 3) Everything is bound by natural law but i'm watching a cricket game right now

 4) As an aspiring professional scientist I

 5) To simply believe something for which there is no evidence

 6) But with scientific advancement those notions have long been supplanted

 7) We as humans exist in 4 dimentions...3 spacial dimentions (length , breadth and height) and 1 time dimention.

 8  According to string theory..there r 13 and some say upwards of 20 dimentions...

 9) Written by a primitive people scared of natural phenomena like lightning, eqarthquakes, floods, etc.

 10) In religion one must accept what one is told because one's family tells one what to believe

 11) Wikipedia

 12) Youtube

 13) Don't insult and demean scientists who reject God as it has no evidence

 14) I have 3 degrees and am a bar trivia guru that proves that there is no God and religion is false!

 15) Steve Hawkings

 16) r you on drugs?

 17) ?

[ToxicAvenger]

thats an assortment of posts from myself and i guess a few other posters...lets look at one of them so you may be educated

 

More and more scientists now believe that we live in a multiverse

http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/astronomy/bigbang_alternative_010413-1.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiverse

We as humans exist in 4 dimentions...3 spacial dimentions (length , breadth and height) and 1 time dimention.

[theonlyone]

 You see that Stella? learn and be educated as that clown is still alive! If not TA I wouldn't even know that we as humans exist in 4 dimension! He proved that there is no God! Unbelieavable contibution to the board! He's gold!

 Ta is from Afghanistan but considers USA the greatest of them all! He's gonna die for the freedom of word! no?

[ToxicAvenger]

You see that Stella? learn and be educated as that clown is still alive! If not TA I wouldn't even know that we as humans exist in 4 dimension! He proved that there is no God! Unbelieavable contibution to the board! He's gold!

 Ta is from Afghanistan but considers USA the greatest of them all! He's gonna die for the freedom of word! no?

translate this to Afghani and its osama speak!

[Knives]

they do not have to be at odds it just depends on how you look at them...religion can indeed be experimented on...death is its experiment.

as an aspiring scientist you should be keenly aware that not having proof doesnt disprove a theory, so why do you believe that there is no God when you have no proof?

not proving the null does not prove the alternative...so what is your proof that God doesnt exist?

They definitely are at odds. There is far more to religion than death, though that is a big part of why many people are religious, because they're scared of obliteration. Religions attempts to argue why we were created, what the supreme force is in the universe, and so on.

Without any support or evidence, we have no basis for a theory. Theory attempts to explain natural phenomena (evolution, Newton's laws, Maxwell's equations, relativity, etc) and is refined or thrown out when necessary.

The explanation of nature by the design of a God seemed plausible thousands of years ago when it was proposed, but we have moved much further in our knowledge, and by careful experiment and deduction found out many more things than were immediately apparent. Based on what we know now the ideas of religion seem just too provincial and simple to explain the vast phenomena we have observed.

We cannot yet prove or disprove any sort of God, but with the laws we have so far deduced, we have not needed a God hypothesis to explain anything.

[Migs]

So as of yet the low iq none believers have come with the following?
 I know for sure there will more very and very convincing points, it's already so convincing that makes me dizzy.

that right there is insulting.  No one calledfyou a royla f*cktard  or anything in this thread. just becuase people don't have your view doesn't make them foder.  If you think so then read between these lines.

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oh and god bless you

[theonlyone]

They definitely are at odds. There is far more to religion than death, though that is a big part of why many people are religious, because they're scared of obliteration. Religions attempts to argue why we were created, what the supreme force is in the universe, and so on.

Without any support or evidence, we have no basis for a theory. Theory attempts to explain natural phenomena (evolution, Newton's laws, Maxwell's equations, relativity, etc) and is refined or thrown out when necessary.

The explanation of nature by the design of a God seemed plausible thousands of years ago when it was proposed, but we have moved much further in our knowledge, and by careful experiment and deduction found out many more things than were immediately apparent. Based on what we know now the ideas of religion seem just too provincial and simple to explain the vast phenomena we have observed.

We cannot yet prove or disprove any sort of God, but with the laws we have so far deduced, we have not needed a God hypothesis to explain anything.

 
  Did you find out as to how Einstein doing since 1955? Your big bang theory, the observable universe is 93 billion light years across and so on explains nothing.
 Do you have kids? If they unexpectedly die today is it evolution, newton's laws, maxwell's equation or theory of relativity?
 Based on what you have written so far your iq level is a bit higher than TA has! TA is just attempting to sound enlightened or educated. He knows word combinations like multiverse and string theory and assuming naively religous people didn't hear about those.

[Butterbean]

Knives, thanks for your answer and manner of discussion.

In science one makes a theory to describe what we observe, and then as we discover more things or find inadequacies in the theory, it is thrown out and replaced or refined to better fit what we observe.

Do you have any issues with the changing perception of what is true?

[Butterbean]

In religion one must accept what one is told or reads based on faith, generally due to indoctrination from the time of youth, because one's family tells one what to believe, or he or she is too scared to believe otherwise (ie: fear of not knowing what happens after death).

Personally I think the bold is few and far between...at least in free countries.

[Butterbean]

some UFOlogists speculate that aliens and UFOs r inter dimentional beings

I have heard this too Toxy.

  To expect the Bible to present a detached, scientific view of the universe is to put one's faith in the wrong thing. 

Stella I know you weren't asking me,  but I don't think the Bible is inconsistent with science.  The Bible isn't a science book. 

You asked a good question.  Still, given that the Bible isn't a science book, it's sort of hard to compare scientific theories with most of what is written in the Bible.  At least that's the way I see it. 

I agree Beach and mental.  The reason for the thread is that I often see people state that the Bible is at odds w/science and I guess what I am looking for is some verse that states something that they are sure is empirically at odds with science.

[Butterbean]

They definitely are at odds.

Knives, can you please give some empirical examples of this vs scripture?

, though that is a big part of why many people are religious, because they're scared of obliteration.
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This, I will never understand.  Why would anyone be afraid of obliteration?  If it's...one moment you are alive, the next you are non-existent, why is that scary?  You wouldn't know anything...you wouldn't be there right?  I don't understand the fear of obliteration.  

The explanation of nature by the design of a God seemed plausible thousands of years ago when it was proposed, but we have moved much further in our knowledge, and by careful experiment and deduction found out many more things than were immediately apparent.

What things have been found that refute nature as being designed?

Based on what we know now the ideas of religion seem just too provincial and simple to explain the vast phenomena we have observed.

Does the "vast phenomena" ever astound you?

How do you think life originated?  

[theonlyone]

 Manner of discussion is a deceiving thing. Exchanging courtesies non stop is allowable between man and woman. When men debate it's a.... well the rest is known. Be polite card is womanish or Captain Equipose'ish!
 

[theonlyone]

  Stella do you even understand that you're asking questions that have long been answered? Point?

[Butterbean]

  Stella do you even understand that you're asking questions that have long been answered? Point?

Someone posted a bible verse(s) that are at odds w/empirically proven scientific data?  Ooops no I missed it.   Will you please link me?

[theonlyone]

Someone posted a bible verse(s) that are at odds w/empirically proven scientific data?  Ooops no I missed it.   Will you please link me?

 There is none!

[tonymctones]

They definitely are at odds. There is far more to religion than death, though that is a big part of why many people are religious, because they're scared of obliteration. Religions attempts to argue why we were created, what the supreme force is in the universe, and so on.

Without any support or evidence, we have no basis for a theory. Theory attempts to explain natural phenomena (evolution, Newton's laws, Maxwell's equations, relativity, etc) and is refined or thrown out when necessary.

The explanation of nature by the design of a God seemed plausible thousands of years ago when it was proposed, but we have moved much further in our knowledge, and by careful experiment and deduction found out many more things than were immediately apparent. Based on what we know now the ideas of religion seem just too provincial and simple to explain the vast phenomena we have observed.

We cannot yet prove or disprove any sort of God, but with the laws we have so far deduced, we have not needed a God hypothesis to explain anything.

again it depends on how you look at it, I myself dont feel that a book passed over from generation to generatino from civilization to civilization from language to language is the same as it was originally laid out. You get caught up in the specifics of things and miss the forest for the trees.

I believe in evolution and believe in God as well, religion and science do not have to be at odds with one another...darwin was clergy and very interested in science b/c as he put it who better to investigate the wonders of Gods creations...

when you have the view point religion and science are at odds, then youre not open to a need for the God hypothesis...

[Migs]

Can't focking stand hypocrits and idiots.

You must really hate yourself then

[ToxicAvenger]

You must really hate yourself then

dayum!


pwned! 

[Migs]

dayum!


pwned! 

This may be a bit early to say but...

[theonlyone]

  As of yet the low iq non believers in their attempt to disprove God have come with the following!

 1) Uncertanity principle - an object cannot be in 2 places at the same time

 2) More and more scientists now believe that we live in a multiverse

 3) Everything is bound by natural law but i'm watching a cricket game right now

 4) As an aspiring professional scientist I

 5) To simply believe something for which there is no evidence

 6) But with scientific advancement those notions have long been supplanted

 7) We as humans exist in 4 dimentions...3 spacial dimentions (length , breadth and height) and 1 time dimention.

 8  According to string theory..there r 13 and some say upwards of 20 dimentions...

 9) Written by a primitive people scared of natural phenomena like lightning, eqarthquakes, floods, etc.

 10) In religion one must accept what one is told because one's family tells one what to believe

 11) Wikipedia

 12) Youtube

 13) Don't insult and demean scientists who reject God as it has no evidence

 14) I have 3 degrees and am a bar trivia guru that proves that there is no God and religion is false!

 15) Steve Hawkings

 16) r you on drugs?

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