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| Absolutely Superb Posts: 774 | Evolution and the big bang are entirely seperate theories. Evolution does not state how life started, only that it develops over time. To be blunt, the Big Bang has the same logical/philosophical issues as the idea of God creating the universe. Both assume something coming out of the blue or always existing before inhibiting change, one stating it is an all powerful intelligent entity and the other stating it is a impersonal mass of condensed energy. I find neither theories satisfactory at this point in time, to tell you the truth. (For evolution, go to the Creationism versus Evolution thread here: Creationism vs. Evolution) |
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| Molten Ash Posts: 27 | Quote:
Also, I know that both Big Bang and Evolution are seperate theories, but in a way they are tied together. | |
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| Absolutely Superb Posts: 774 | Can you please explain the link between evolution and the big bang theory? Spontaneous generation I can MAYBE see a sharing in data considering the origin issue involved, but evolution? Sorry, I don't see it. I have no stance on the creation of the earth at the time because WE LACK DATA. We have very little evidence for any of the side's positions on the formation of the earth, so all we have thus far are idle speculations. |
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| Absolutely Superb Posts: 774 | I know people who believe in God and evolution. Your logic, therefore, does not conclusively prove that evolution supports a specific framework, nor does it prove evolution shares experimental/theoretical data with the big bang. Not that it did in the first place, no offense. Let me explain through a illustrative example I used when satirizing a poster who said because Hitler believed in evolution, evolution supports Hitler: Initial example: Martin Luther was the founder of prostestantism Matin Luther was a anti semitist protestantism is a antisemitist sect Foor an even more ridiculous example: Martin Luther proposes the first "Final Solution" Hitler proposed a "Final Solution" Hitler believed in both "Divine Right" and "Darwinism" and spoke of God/Christ and atheism at the same time Atheism and Christanity both justify antisemitism Religion and lack of it is antisemitist Existence is antisemitist (sarcasm) You see through example the issue of relating ideas by using people as proof of their connection? If you want, I can attempt to put it into words, but you must give me a while because it will involve some formal propositions and such. |
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| Absolutely Superb Posts: 774 | How do we know matter cannot spontaneous appear? Doesn't that conflict with the creation theory rather than the big bang? The big bang, after all states, that the universe is converted energy, not that it appeared as matter. Meanwhile, creationism states that matter was created from nothing by an outside source. |
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| Molten Ash Posts: 27 | When i say evolution I am talking about Macroevolution and not micro evolution. Yes, i also know people who believe in god and evolution at the same time...just not macroevolution. Anyways thats beside the point sorry for getting off track. back the the question i posed earlier...How did the Universe form if matter cannot spontaneously appear? |
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| Absolutely Superb Posts: 774 | Perhaps the energy always was, or came from nothing? The problem with cosmic origin debates is that we have nothing analogous to compare the condition of "things"(existence? nonexistence?) before the universe to. There really is very little speculation one can do when considering this fact. Edit: I need some rest, so I won't be able to post until later today. |
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| Igneous Magma Posts: 305 | Rooney I'm well ahead of you buddy. Your doing the same thing I did, mixing what we know of thermodynamics and hypothesised events. Tell you what, the answer at this point is as much your conclussion as it is mine, which is to say, it's simply all perosnal. 0=1 My evidence. 0 can equal 1 after it completes the ciruit of 0=+1,-1 : +1,-1 =0 So to say, possitive energy, and negative energy or matter and anti-matter ballance out the universe as 0. The ballance exists, we know there are equals and opposites to almost every thing. However what may I ask, preceeded the calculation, or even, what caused it. Deist: 38% Scientist: 29% Debator: 15% Mathematician: 19% |
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| Volcanic Erupter Posts: 8,663 | Quote:
Did not 1 come from 0? Or did 0 come from 1. How can you have 1 if you do not have 0 (nothing) to compare the idea of "one" with? | |
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| formerly Isherwood Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 13,012 | Quote:
http://www.andrews.edu/~calkins/math...ph/biozero.htm The Forum Rules Radical Atheist Heathen Queer Let's agree to respect each others views, no matter how wrong yours may be. (Ashleigh Brilliant) | |
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| Molten Ash Posts: 27 | yes, 0 does come before 1, however, you can't really apply something like numbers which were, in a way, created by man to something like matter and energy that comes from nowhere. If that was confusing plz tell me .So are you saying that the matter and energy really did come from nowhere? |
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![]() Moderator Location: Reading, UK. Posts: 6,195 | *sighs* This has been done to death over in Science & Technology...please, go look over there. I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered. -George Best, on being asked what he did with his footballing fortunes. |
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| Absolutely Superb Posts: 774 | Rooney/ManUtd : Let me make a point here; it is fairly obvoius from your previous posts(and your equivalence of evolution with the big bang) that you have a certain stance on this issue, and divide into merely into seperate predefined viewpoints rather than differing uncertain probabilities, so a question: What alternative theory do you find more logically plausible/propose? Last edited by Zinkovich; Aug 15, 2006 at 08:25 pm. |
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