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I’ll have to check with them to see how the cure for cancer is going.I do not bow before the false idol, science. Only the Church has the full, complete answer.
I’ll have to check with them to see how the cure for cancer is going.I do not bow before the false idol, science. Only the Church has the full, complete answer.
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Sounds like a Bible College firing anyone who does not conform to the mandated Bible interpretation.Wow! … or you lose your job…
I’m talking about asparagus that lived so-called millions of years ago, not any type of manmade crossbreed . And this question goes for the other millons of flowers and vegetables species.If plants that were more edible to humans were more likely to reproduce, then we would see asparagus plants become more edible over generations. And lo and behold, modern asparagus is much more edible than wild archaic asparagus!
Yep…then the whole “random evolution” thing goes out the window.
Exactly. …In addition, we cannot believe that Adam or any of us were accidental. And if you grant that, then the whole “random evolution” thing goes out the window. You must at least grant that when God made the universe, he made it so that Adam would exist, and all of his progeny after him. And if you do, then whichever way he did it, God indeed made it so that Adam would be the result no matter what. That’s not “optional”. That’s a result directly willed and ensured by God.
You have nailed the exact reason why peer-review is being reformulated. Bias.Bias is filtered out by peer review. And those who promote ID are actively promoting creationism. That’s not bias. That a raison d’etre.
If that isn’t the oddest sentence ever posted on this forum, then I would really like to know what is. This is pure Pythonesqe.I’m talking about asparagus that lived so-called millions of years ago…
If plants that were more edible to humans were more likely to reproduce, then we would see asparagus plants become more edible over generations.I didn’t say anything about crossbreeding. And mechanically, human selection is the same as natural selection.
I’m amazed you’re still struggling with this concept.
Agriculture. How many maize plants do humans plant each year? Look up “Artificial Selection”.Way too vague,how exactly would all this works?
No, I’m talking about wild asparagus . What kind of environmental conditions would come along to cause a plant to start to producing “fit”’ offspring that would eventually morph and become the wild asparagus plant ?Techno2000:![]()
Agriculture. How many maize plants do humans plant each year? Look up “Artificial Selection”.Way too vague,how exactly would all this works?
Around the clock 24/7…You guys are still going at it, huh…
It looks like it has some kind of design to it.romanesco broccoli