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| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 12:53pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
chy22:Bwahaha... I just gave you the structure of Amino acid you thought was not divisible. Please...! You are going about a process that has other processes. At the end it all boils down to fundamental particles. . Did you get my point clearly? |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by chy22(m): 12:55pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
all4naija:No I did not get you point, because the genetic information those not exist in hydrogen and oxygen. And where did the particles come from? |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Blaqsmith(m): 1:01pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
all4naija:Maybe you are right,maybe you aren't. Just like I said earlier. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 1:07pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
chy22:Hahaha... You are now taking a stand on erroneous approach. In the first case you asked for observable evolution process and that is the reason why I give you an example with bacteria. Most of my points on evolution have fostered the process of a long time without people really knowing it's happening either by chance or randomly. The fact that microbes are clear replica of the activities in our cells prove that this is happening in a scale you cannot see with you naked eyes as you expect it to be while excluding the time the time factor. In that regard micro evolution lays credence to Macro evolution. The computational stimulation is for explanation purpose to explore all the possibilities of having those changes coming into effect during the mutation. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 1:11pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
chy22:Dude! You can make use of Google to search for what you are asking for. Now let me discuss with people with brains. ![]() |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by chy22(m): 1:11pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
all4naija:This study only proved mutations, interestingly enough it was loss of information. To achieve the formation of a new kind from another kind you need addition of information. This study did not prove addition of complexity to this cell rather reduction of complexity due to lack of the gene involved in antibiotics attachment. This proves noting |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by anex4real: 1:11pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
all4naija:A seventh magnitude star in the constellation Libra, HD 140283 has always been seen as unusual. For more than a century astronomers have been ware of its fast motion across the sky. It is speeding through our galactic neighbourhood at a staggering 800 000 miles per hour (1 280 000 km/h). This rapid motion shows us that the star is just passing through our region of space. Currently about 190 light years from the Sun, it is endlessly circling the Galactic Core in an orbit, vast in size and duration, which carries it down through the plane of our galaxy to the halo of ancient stars that encircle the Milky Way. Halo stars are old, dating back to the formation of the Milky Way some 12.6 billion years ago. This suggests HD 140283 is an elderly star but when astronomers used their tested techniques to calculate its age they got a shocking result. HD 140283 appeared to be 16 billion years old, more than two billion years older than the rest of the cosmos (measured to be 13.78 ± 0.037 billion years old)! |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by anex4real: 1:12pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
all4naija:Off point. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by chy22(m): 1:13pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
all4naija:I have searched and it is not there. But you insist it is there so where did you find it, or are just dreaming it happened. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by That2: 1:15pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
[size=20]George Carlin on religion[/size] |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 1:15pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
anex4real:Can I see the source of your citation,please? |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 1:24pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
according to that video and reporter, all nigerians were fools before white people came to continent to teach christianity )))) |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 1:25pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
[quote author=That2 post=28443731][/quote]love george carlin and his sarcastic view to life ![]() |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 1:30pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
Emmalot121::DDD it says everywhere that earth is billions and billions years old (4,5 to be exact) facts shows that (fossils, radiometric dating, meteorite materials etc). so am curious why bible, as u say, don't say exact creation time? |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 1:39pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
chy22:The genetic information take place within the structure.Maybe the link below might help you to get to understand how the process works. http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/science/add_ocr_pre_2011/growth_development/genesrev1.shtml |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by chy22(m): 1:44pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
all4naija:OK What you showed me only helps prove the point that biological process has a particular purpose. But that it came from a stone. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 1:49pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
chy22:What is wrong with you? You keep beating about the bush when you have no single idea of what I have been saying. I have just made you to understand that it all comes to the fundamental particles, as you find out in the Amino acid structure so it is for a stone structure. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by plaetton: 1:53pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
vfactor:Perfect. I am glad that you reached that conclusion yourself that humans are good or bad, irrespective of religious belief. If you read all my posts, this is what I have shouting from the rooftop: that religion does not confer any virtues, any superior morality to those that practice it. Simple. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by anex4real: 1:55pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
all4naija:Just checking for website, got a new update The most recent estimates using both improved theories of stellar structure and more accurate distance data from the Hubble Space Telescope give a more reasonable estimate of 14.5 billion years (with an uncertainty of plus or minus 800 million years). This makes HD 140283 the oldest known star with a well-determined age http://www.armaghplanet.com/blog/the-star-older-than-the-universe.html |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by dumodust(m): 1:58pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
unmask:Lol... some people suspect that story may be figurative, may have been put in a more simpler way for people of that time |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by anex4real: 2:01pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
Am not able to comment with my main account here (blym4real) . |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by chy22(m): 2:12pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
all4naija:ok Since you don't want to be civil with your evolution religion I will leave to it. The bottom line is every thing you assume about things coming from nothing has not been proven. My believe in GOD has not been proven. That makes two of us. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 2:19pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
chy22:Why do you think I am not being civil? I am not an evolutionist, for goodness sake! I am telling you the fact about particles! Jeez! God and religion don't make sense in any of these processes. Thank you for quickly taking a neutral position yet claim to be on my side. You are even worse off in the debate. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by davien(m): 2:27pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
chy22:Assumptions of what? So you are claiming the same method used to determine paternity suddenly becomes invalid when used for common ancestry? Europeans breaking up from Africa, pause and listen to your self, that is based on unproven assumptions.I am referring to the migration of native africans to euroasia that would later become europeans that geological distribution have proven...the hardy weinberg equation coupled with differential equations cross-confirm the findings... If you disagree you can always point me towards a journal article that perfumed those initial experiments.okay...this new journal still confirms this split.. [b] "They studied segments of genetic code that have a mutation and are located closely on the same chromosome and are often inherited together. This specific mutation in SLC24A5, called A111T, is found in virtually everyone of European ancestry. A111T is also found in populations in the Middle East and Indian subcontinent, but not in high numbers in Africans. Researchers found that all individuals from the Middle East, North Africa, East Africa and South India who carry the A111T mutation share a common “fingerprint” -- traces of the ancestral genetic code -- in the corresponding chromosomal region, indicating that all existing instances of this mutation originate from the same person. These findings were reported in the journal G3. The pattern of proportions of people with this lighter skin color mutation indicates that the A111T mutation occurred somewhere between the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent. “This means that Middle Easterners and South Asians, which includes most inhabitants of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, share significant ancestry,” Cheng said. This mutated segment of DNA was itself created from a combination of two other mutated segments commonly found in Eastern Asians -- traditionally defined as Chinese, Japanese and Korean. “The coincidence of this interesting form of evidence of shared ancestry of East Asians with Europeans, within this tiny chromosomal region, is exciting,” Cheng said. “The combining of segments occurred after the ancestors of East Asians and Europeans split geographically more than 50,000 years ago; the A111T mutation occurred afterward.” [/b] http://news.psu.edu/story/299166/2014/01/02/research/studies-skin-color-gene-across-global-populations-reveal-shared Fossils: I will assume you understand how radioactive dating works and should know that discrepancies remains a problem. But that will need another thread to discuss, perhaps you should open one on it.I have a substantial rudimentary understanding of them.. can you answer if you consider transitional forms plausible and why? But just remember that fossils proves noting, mainly because fossils can not tell you if bones had any children. If you understand the process by which fossils form you would know that represents a problem in the validity of radioactive dating results.Paleontology identifies creatures by anatomical structures so indeed children of fossils can be known by studying the fossils dentition,anatomical framework and even the genetics.. And relative dating coupled with a wide range of radiometric decay methods are used to derive reliable results.. Past radiometric dating methods were expressed differently....even dated objects in actual carbon years...lol ![]() Oh you do agree it is a history, so just a story but not testable, then we have noting to argue about, after all BIBLE is a history. The difference between us is: while accept my believe in GOD is not science but religion, you fail to accept that your homoid history (story telling) non testable model is also not science but religion.150 years of peer review in the scientific community is what I discussed not fairy tales(stories)... You are still employing kent hovind's creationist assertions that "evolution is a religion".. Tell me how evolution is a religion. Now when you say evolution has withstood peer review I seriously think you are been dishonest. The evolutionists have long used embryology as a prove of evolution, even though this was clearly based on faked drawings they still cling to it.heckhels drawings were a known fraud..... Evolution were never based on his drawings....but are based on modern embryological depictions that are used to only portray evolutionary development.. Radioactive dating has shown discrepancies in many instances.where did you get your "50% of scientists object to" claim from?.... Even still,its funny how you can claim a substantial amount of scientists agree with you and yet be appalled when told the same by people in the case for evolution And do you know that different objects require different dating methods? Just because atheist always think that opinions of creations can be valid, those not mean they are not equally intelligent and their criticisms can not stand.I really want to see a non-creationist peer-reviewed journal demonstrating creationism hypothesis or fulfilling a prediction of it...if indeed it is testable. ![]() |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Zico0(m): 2:48pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
I like this thread and i'm glad that i get to share my opinion. I'm going to share an experience of a pastor. Note that this is not a fabrication, and i promise not to lie. It's very lenghty but it's interesting. A pastor walks into my compound; i was doing my laundry. It's a sunday at 10am Me: good morning Pastor: morning Me: do you want something? Pastor: no Pastor: are you a sport-person? I see you jogging some mornings Me: no i do it for my health. Pastor: so your not a sport-person. Me: why are you asking if i'm a sport-person? Do you have a competition for me or are you trying to start a conversation? Pastor: No. What church do you attend? Me: my parents are celestians. Pastor: i believe their service starts at 10am. Ok, so are you still going to church today? Me: see! i just washed my garment. Pastor: but you have another one na? Me: i don't... Pastor: why don't you want to go to church today? Me: i don't want to talk, otherwise we'll start one big argument and i'm not ready. We'll need a pen and a book and place to seat and talk like educated people. You can see i'm washing, but you are prepared. Me: i'd have said we pick one day when i'll come to your church and we can talk. But it's not important. Pastor: why is not important? Me: it dosen't lie in alignment with my interest. Pastor: it dosen't lie in alignment with your interest? Me: i'm an humanist. Do you know about humanism? Pastor: no Me: humanism is about solving your real problems as humans, and not offend whatever power is above us. What i'm trying to say is i will not put anything else before satisfying myself. I will not put christianity before my humanity. Me: tell me one real thing you want. (the pastor was going to talk about spiritual things), so Me: do you know about Maslow heirachy of needs? Pastor: yes (stuttering trying to list them, so i helped him) Me: food, clothing and shelter; huuuh! security; relationship and so on. Pastor: okaay! Me: so do you have everything you want? Pastor: yes Me: you have everything you want!!!!!? Pastor: no Me: so what 're you doing about it? Pastor: what am i doing about it. Eeeerm it's what i'm doing right now. Me: it's what you're doing right now!!! Eeehn, it's what i'm doing right now too. So we are in correspondence; no wahala. Pastor: but you have to know about... Me: no, no, no; you have your method and i have my method. I will not let you impose your method on me. Pastor: ok, i'm here to share a better method. Me: ok! to know a better method, we'd have to compare circumstances, and then it'll be embarassing because i feel i'm a better person than you. Pastor: it's what you believe; it dosen't mean it's true. Me: we'd have to compare circumstances. First of all, your in my house. Why should you be in my house? Pastor: because i have something you need. Me: (getting upset by his gut) you have something i need!! Buyers don't chase sellers. I've to come to you for something i need. You come into my house and i decided listened to you. Don't you understand? You've given me the power. Pastor: no i haven't given you the power. It's a privilege for you to listen to me. Me: (already very angry) eehn!! Ok, i don't want to listen to you again. (he kept on saying saying some things i cannot remember because i was already upset at this point). Me: i'll pour you this water o Pastor: i think you need Jesus. (this was the statement that got me infuriated) Me: (i paused for a while. He thought he got to me.) I think you need to leave. (but he did'nt leave. He kept on talking. I felt insulted by this.) Me. Tolu(my neighbor) com' tell this guy. (Tolu walking to us, the pastor stepped around, leaving) Me:I need Jesus, you self need jesus. Idiot! Mothef**ker. You think your a better person? You think your better than me? Have you eaten this morning? Better go and look for something to eat. I want everyone: christians, humanists, atheists, whomever you are, to analyse this experience and share their opinion. But i'll say some things: first, pastors, when a person asks you to stop talking or leave, you must obey. I felt infringed on, and i was going to hit the pastor, but i saw he'd feel victimized for Jesus and i din't want to give him that feeling; as he was ready for me to strike him and i'd taken him down flat. I'll say the rest later. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 2:48pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
plaetton:Neither does atheism offer any moral value to humankind. Since atheism doesnt do any better than theism, let the those who feel they re accountable to a supreme, divine entity be. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by plaetton: 3:05pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
vfactor:Atheism is simply a lack of belief in god. It is not a philosophical proposition that aims at any goal or confers a special previledge. It is the god believers who should ask themselves why they are rattled and unease about others not sharing their beliefs. Our point is that a person who can be good and virtuous without the expectations of a reward or the fear of eternal punishment is more reasonable and more trustworthy than a person who needs the fear of an invisible fairy god in order to good. Also, there is no way that any atheist can see the havoc , the loss of cultural and self identity, the confusion, the exploitation of women, children and the poor being perpetrated in the name of religion, and then keep quite. We have to roll back and push back religious irrationality with rationality. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by UyiIredia(m): 3:12pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
Kay17:No it isn't. You simply assume its natural because its physical . Not all physical things are explainable by 'natural laws'. Some are immaterial constructs eg love. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by plaetton: 3:17pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
Zico0:Brother, this is typical of what most of us go through almost everyday. Even my adulterous neighbor preaches to me about accepting Jesus. A lady once approached me and started preaching. At the end if her preaching, she invited me to a special service at her church the following Sunday. I said no problems, I would come. But asked if she could reciprocate by joining me for special prayers at the nearby mosque on the Friday before the Sunday. She turned red and screamed " god forbid", and then quickly walked away. I couldn't stop laughing. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by UyiIredia(m): 3:35pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
Kay17:You say natural because its physical. This doesnt quite cut it. Using your logic, I could well use the term natural to describe artficial systems like computers. Lemme use the word unguided natural processes to qualify it better. Unguided natural processes such as storms, streams, sunlight. Basically the abiotic part of nature. These never make coded systems of any sort. Given many exotic organic chemicals in corpses left in places like deserts, forests or oceans, we don't see a smidgen of anything better arising. Living things can be classified as guided natural processes which run on rules coded in the DNA and abstract design principles. |
| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by chy22(m): 3:35pm On Nov 29, 2014*. Modified: 3:59pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
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| Re: What Nigerians Think Of People Who Do NOT Believe In God? by Nobody: 3:52pm On Nov 29, 2014 |
UyiIredia:As if love came to be without those physical parts. Please, stop blabbing. |
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