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Stephentlig
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I have made no error, but If I have I am all well and ready for correction.Ladies and gentlemen, the sound you can hear in the background is the sound of the goalposts moving.
I used your previous criterion to show that electronics was “developed outside the mind of the church”. So now the criterion has suddenly, and without any explanation, changed from “developed outside the mind of the church” to “was built and is factual”. Once I showed the ridiculousness of your previous position with the example of electronics you silently dropped that position, without acknowledging that you were shown to have been in error, and picked a new unrelated position to try and wriggle out of your mistake. This does not show you in a good light. If you make an error then it is polite to recognise that you were mistaken; that way you will be better able to learn from your mistakes and avoid repeating them in the future.
Your first criterion, “developed outside the mind of the church”, is obviously ridiculous as you would have realised if you had thought about it for a few minutes. The great bulk of modern science was “developed outside the mind of the church”. Albert Einstein was not a member of the Catholic Church. Isaac Newton was a Unitarian heretic and so forth. I will grant you that Georges Lemaître was a Catholic Priest and that the Curies were (nominal) Catholics but your original criterion excludes a great deal else.
How can a supposedly fictional theory allow bacteria to evolve immunity to antibiotics? How can a supposedly fictional theory allow mosquitos to evolve immunity to insecticides? How can a supposedly fictional theory allow some humans to evolve responses to malaria? How can a supposedly fictional theory allow some humans to evolve the ability to digest milk? How can a supposedly fictional theory allow a few humans to evolve the ability to deal with a fat-rich western diet?
Evolution is not fictional - it happens. It happens in the wild. It happens in the laboratory. We can observe it and we can repeat it. The theory of evolution is the best explanation we currently have for the evolution that we observe.
rossum
for as scripture says: 9-10 For our knowledge is imperfect and our prophesying is imperfect’’
I have not changed at all. this paragraph by you in no way exposes any error in my eyes.I used your previous criterion to show that electronics was “developed outside the mind of the church”. So now the criterion has suddenly, and without any explanation, changed from “developed outside the mind of the church” to “was built and is factual”. Once I showed the ridiculousness of your previous position with the example of electronics you silently dropped that position, without acknowledging that you were shown to have been in error, and picked a new unrelated position to try and wriggle out of your mistake. This does not show you in a good light. If you make an error then it is polite to recognise that you were mistaken; that way you will be better able to learn from your mistakes and avoid repeating them in the future.
you have selected ‘‘was built and factual’’ but I never said it ‘was built and factual outside of the mind of the church’’
so you’ve lost that one by putting words into my mouth that were never really there. I have still not moved on my position on the developing of theories as being devolped outside the mind of the church, which it quite clearly has been.
how can a fictional theory be the best explanation? a theory is the human minds take on it, but how it actually happens only God knows this.Isaiah:55:8-9 For my thoughts are not your thoughts: nor your ways my ways, saith the Lord. 9 For as the heavens are exalted above the earth, so are my ways exalted above your ways, and my thoughts above your thoughts.Evolution is not fictional - it happens. It happens in the wild. It happens in the laboratory. We can observe it and we can repeat it. The theory of evolution is the best explanation we currently have for the evolution that we observe.
The Materials they use belong to God, their fictional theories exist outside the mind of the church and if not consistent with church teaching on faith and morals are false. a theory can be proven true or false.Your first criterion, “developed outside the mind of the church”, is obviously ridiculous as you would have realised if you had thought about it for a few minutes. The great bulk of modern science was “developed outside the mind of the church”.
therefore the person of albert einsten was outside the church, and the materials he used came from within the church, the theories he used existed outside the mind of the church and were his own take on it.
the wind outside my window blows, but I do not question how it blows, I just accept that it blows, God told me how he made the world in Genesis, I dont question this, I accept this simple detailed account of creation and I am happy.
again I am conversing with someone who claims in his signature that ‘‘the ultimate truth is that there is no truth’’
whom are the public who are veiwing this topic gonna believe in? the Lords church or rossum?