Dear Atheist,

[Daldolma]

there is still time to avoid eternal damnation

[r00t]

even if you explained abiogenesis you dont explain genesis

[Kagatob]

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abiogenesis

He loves this term so much, acts like it's even a factor.

[Laugher]

Originally Posted by r00t [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

even if you explained abiogenesis you dont explain genesis

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[Boggwin Bramblefoot]

First, I would like to state that I do believe in God. That being said, I would like to offer a personal experience that just reinforced my belief.

My wife and I are currently changing career paths in our lives. I have been involved in the political realm for well over a decade and have a degree in Political Science. My wife has a degree and is working in Dentistry. We decided to go into Nursing, which is a huge switch for me (I am not a hard sciences guy). This brings me to my point. Having taken Med School level Anatomy and the health care nursing Physiology, I have come to a conclusion that nothing in the design of the human body is by chance or mistake. It is a perfect computer/machine, with built in fail-safes, etc. I can never believe that over time we "evolved" from anything. The odds that the design of human bodies developed from some cellular organism swimming in primordial soup, is ridiculous. I am certain that this applies to all life. It had to be created by intelligent design. You may call it something other than God, but to deny it is foolish, and in my opinion, uneducated. I am sure many of you disagree, and you have every right to do so, but I just thought I would weigh in.

[Orruar]

Originally Posted by Boggwin Bramblefoot [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

First, I would like to state that I do believe in God. That being said, I would like to offer a personal experience that just reinforced my belief.

My wife and I are currently changing career paths in our lives. I have been involved in the political realm for well over a decade and have a degree in Political Science. My wife has a degree and is working in Dentistry. We decided to go into Nursing, which is a huge switch for me (I am not a hard sciences guy). This brings me to my point. Having taken Med School level Anatomy and the health care nursing Physiology, I have come to a conclusion that nothing in the design of the human body is by chance or mistake. It is a perfect computer/machine, with built in fail-safes, etc. I can never believe that over time we "evolved" from anything. The odds that the design of human bodies developed from some cellular organism swimming in primordial soup, is ridiculous. I am certain that this applies to all life. It had to be created by intelligent design. You may call it something other than God, but to deny it is foolish, and in my opinion, uneducated. I am sure many of you disagree, and you have every right to do so, but I just thought I would weigh in.

Poli sci major who considers nursing to be a hard science thinks evolution is bullshit.

[Boggwin Bramblefoot]

Originally Posted by Orruar [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Poli sci major who considers nursing to be a hard science thinks evolution is bullshit.

I am not exactly sure how that was meant to come across, but I take it you're a neurosurgeon? lol. How well did you do in Physiology? Pathophysiology? Anatomy? Pharmacology? Molecular and Organic Chemistry? Me? 3.8 (yes Physiology was kind of tough. I'll give you that), 4.0, 4.0, 4.0, 4.0. and 4.0. My grades do not constitute the difficulty of the courses, but rather the degree of time and effort I put into my studies. The college I go to had 75 slots open for my starting semester; 12 got accepted. The minimum GPA was a 3.6 and the lowest H.E.S.I. score was a 94%. Depending on where you take nursing, it can be every bit as hard as med school, just not as long, but I am sure you know that already. <sarcasm off>

And when I say hard science I mean..."Hard science and soft science are colloquial terms used to compare scientific fields on the basis of perceived methodological rigor and legitimacy. Roughly speaking, the natural sciences are considered "hard" while the social sciences are usually described as "soft"." Again, I am sure you already know that.

I guess next time you have a serious injury or disease you will be able to take care of it yourself huh? haha. Just make sure to let them know you do not want anesthesia prior to surgery. That way you can walk them through it and make sure they don't mess up...haha.

I pity the nurse and doctor that will end up having to look after you.

[Lune]

Originally Posted by Boggwin Bramblefoot [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Having taken Med School level Anatomy and the health care nursing Physiology, I have come to a conclusion that nothing in the design of the human body is by chance or mistake. It is a perfect computer/machine, with built in fail-safes, etc. I can never believe that over time we "evolved" from anything. The odds that the design of human bodies developed from some cellular organism swimming in primordial soup, is ridiculous. I am certain that this applies to all life. It had to be created by intelligent design.

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I just thought I would weigh in.

All that education and you still have an utterly moronic worldview, weighing in with the most uneducated opinions. It's embarrassing.

[Boggwin Bramblefoot]

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All that education and you still have an utterly moronic worldview, weighing in with the most uneducated opinions. It's embarrassing.

Ok, one last one, then I will be off. So your argument for evolution, and against God is a photo of a family with Achondroplasia? That is your argument, and you say I am coming from a place of uneducated opinions? That means nothing. You might as well have put up a photo of a pencil or a phone. What does that even mean? I have an idea, but I want you to put together an intelligent thought and convey it here, for us to see. This thought needs to come from a place of "educated opinions". You, my friend, are embarrassing. Later all!

[kylok]

Originally Posted by Boggwin Bramblefoot [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This brings me to my point. Having taken Med School level Anatomy and the health care nursing Physiology, I have come to a conclusion that nothing in the design of the human body is by chance or mistake. It is a perfect computer/machine, with built in fail-safes, etc. I can never believe that over time we "evolved" from anything.

Please concisely explain the function of the appendix, and if you can manage that problem number two will be explaining consciousness and how that fits into a human being - since human bodies are perfect machines and all. Some people see Jesus in their soap scum, I just see a mess.