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Logical ? The logical explanation is “ we don’t know.”Because it is the logical explanation. You will try to dismiss God
Really. Throwing the god myth out there is chasing your tail. You have to lie all the time. You’d be dead long ago if we left everything up to a god.Yeah, ok. You are chasing your tail.
Why should be so anxious to fill these gaps with a god ? A god soon to be disbanded with every passing discovery.
Logical ? The logical explanation is “ we don’t know.”
We have a history of assigning gods to the stars, the tides, the planets etc, only to throw them aside.
Making up gods requires a false narrative to go with it.
It requires that you live in the world of made believe we endings which stunt growth, advancement and research.
Really. Throwing the god myth out there is chasing your tail. You have to lie all the time. You’d be dead long ago if we left everything up to a god.
No it is not. It’s called a theory in order to preserve the idea that new discoveries will be made.Scientists can’t create life(organic material) from non-life(inorganic material), which is essential to their theory.
“By chance for you” only because you don’t know.What we do know is that all of it happening by chance is dishonest at best.
No it is not. It’s called a theory in order to preserve the idea that new discoveries will be made.
Then discovery has no place in the minds of intelligent design. Then medical science which has saved countless lives is now left to a “god” who doesn’t give a shit.Sure, new discoveries will be made, but you can’t escape the idea that if not intelligent design, it was all by chance. That is more unlikely than every person in the world winning the Powerball Lottery everyday for the rest of their lives. You go with that.
Then discovery has no place in the minds of intelligent design. Then medical science which has saved countless lives is now left to a god who doesn’t give a shit.
You offer nothing of any significance to changer my mind, and can't!Logical ? The logical explanation is “ we don’t know.”
We have a history of assigning gods to the stars, the tides, the planets etc, only to throw them aside.
Making up gods requires a false narrative to go with it.
It requires that you live in the world of made believe we endings which stunt growth, advancement and research.
Yes, Marxist. It was the ghost in their heads that easily started a new and violent blm religion via the murder-suicide of a fentanyl eater passing counterfeit.If you study history, white people ARE the worst people on the planet. Slavery, imperialism, genocide, all brought to you by white people. The problem is that while you and I didn't participate in it, we just enjoy the benefits.
Nothing to do with Marxism, buddy. Has to do with the fact that we have treated black folks terribly from the day the first slave ship showed up in 1619 to Darren Chauvin strangling George Floyd to death.
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The Conservative solution- Don't talk about it in history class.
Initially the land was not stolen because the Palestinians did not own it. It was owned by Turkish land lords who sold it to Jewish settlers. When the Palestinians responded by attacking the new owners the Jews fought back and won. At this point the land was theirs by right of conquest.
What percentage of Jewish land and property did the Arabs pay for after they Muslims drove them off?What a crock. Most of the land was owned by the Greek Orthodox Church. Jews purchased 7% of the land by 1948.
ACQUISITION OF LANDWhat a crock. Most of the land was owned by the Greek Orthodox Church. Jews purchased 7% of the land by 1948.
Hamas atrocities expose peril of liberals’ long embrace of Palestinians and IranBiden’s denunciation of grisly terror attacks can’t mask the left's years of coddling of Tehran and Gaza, experts say.10 Oct 2023 ~~ By John Solomon
Hamas atrocities expose peril of liberals’ long embrace of Palestinians and Iran
Biden’s denunciation of grisly terror attacks can’t mask the left's years of coddling of Tehran and Gaza, experts say.justthenews.com
As evidence of civilian atrocities mounted, President Joe Biden emerged in public to unequivocally denounce the Hamas terror attacks as “pure unadulterated evil” but his repudiation cannot hide the long embrace by his party’s liberals of the two main actors behind the staggering violence that rocked the Middle East: the political and military leadership in Palestine and their backers in Iran.
Even as American hostages remained in peril, the beheaded torsos of innocent civilians were collected from Israeli streets and Hamas and Tehran celebrated the bloodletting, many liberals in America were still trying to express empathy for the attackers.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib flew a Palestinian flag outside her official congressional office, while Rep. Ilhan Omar suggested Israel’s counteroffensive might be a “war crime.” Biden’s secretary of state tweeted, then deleted a call for a “ceasefire” just as Israel ramped up its rescue missions. The U.S. Department of State’s Palestinian Affairs Office literally implored Israel to “refrain” from “retaliatory attacks” before reversing course. On the streets of liberal cities and the campuses of left-leaning universities like Harvard, many even suggested Israel deserved blame for Hamas’ attacks.
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“The danger is not just to Israel,” former Obama-era Israeli Ambassador to the United States Michael Oren told Just the News on Tuesday night. “The enemy we face in Hamas is the same enemy that America faces in ISIS and Al Qaeda. It is a radical, medieval, vicious, brutal, barbaric, jihadist group.
“It’s not a clash of civilizations … it's a clash between a civilization and a different universe, a very dark and evil universe. And you have to believe in evil,” Oren said during an interview conducted from a bomb shelter with the Just the News, No Noise television show. “These are people who behead babies, repeatedly rape young women and strip them and march them naked through the streets of Gaza so they can be spat upon and beaten, who take entire families out and shoot them.”
Former Trump-era Deputy National Security Adviser Victoria Coates said the blame isn’t just with Palestinian-sympathetic congresswomen and academics, it also falls on the Biden administration for sending millions in aid to Hamas-controlled Palestine and for appeasing Iran with eased oil sanctions and a recent $6 billion in unfrozen assets in the name of seeking a nuclear deal even as Tehran continues to sponsor terrorism and toss out UN nuclear inspectors.
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Biden administration officials dismissed such criticisms, insisting that despite the deleted pro-Hamas tweets and prior appeasements to Iran that the president stands unequivocally with Israel and its right to defend itself. Administration officials also have refused to confirm reports from European intelligence that Iran helped plan the attack, even after Hamas made comments confirming such a connection.
Longtime intelligence expert Fred Fleitz, the former chief of staff to the National Security Council, said while it may take days or a few weeks for U.S. intelligence to pinpoint the exact nature of Iran’s role in the attacks, he has little doubt Tehran was involved.
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Security experts said there is strong reason to fear Iranian-backed terrorists could have already crossed the porous southern U.S. border to be activated in the future against Americans, bringing the horror of what just happened in Israel closer to home. Biden himself raised the concern during his Tuesday press conference.
Coates added that “Maybe the biggest threat from that particular alphabet soup of terrorism is Hezbollah. Because we know Hezbollah has been active in Latin America, they've carried out attacks against Jewish targets in Argentina, for example. So they're here. And the notion that they haven't tried to cross the border in the last two and a half years is pretty disingenuous.”
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On Saturday Biden briefly commented and was not to be seen for four days.
Meanwhile his toadies continue to make excuses for their lack of intelligence gathering and funding of Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah.
Then by all means tell us where it all started with proof! At least I have a historical document in the Bible to tell me“By chance for you” only because you don’t know.
Convenient, but hardly scientific. No matter how long you wait, there is absolutely no evidence that anything will form from absolutely nothing.
I know, if we waited 13 billion years, maybe something would happen, never mind that it really makes zero sense. Scientists attempting to explain the origins of life make a lot of non-scientific, and frankly ludicrous, assumptions. Seating aside the idea that specific sequences of enzymes must already exist, assuming a cell(VERY complex) just randomly formed, you know, given enough time, what would prevent that miraculous thing from mutating and destroying itself, losing the absolutely unfathomably, miraculous progress it had made to that point?
Since I know the idea of God really strikes a cord with you, would it really be all that surprising to scientists if aliens revealed themselves to us and showed us how they created life? That would explain many of the major conundrums they are facing now regarding the origins of life.
Where did the soup from from?
Taking religion out of the equation for a minute, the evidence for intelligent design FAR outweighs the current “science”. The problem is the scientists don’t want to entertain that idea so the continue to run with the science of the day. There is plenty to keep scientists busy even if they acquiesced to the idea that life wasn’t by chance, but that would require them to admit that that something out there is far more intelligent than them and we certainly can’t have that. Scientists can’t create life(organic material) from non-life(inorganic material), which is essential to their theory. They can can create life from existing life only because the extremely complex blueprint and the organic materials are pre-existing.
Any scientific theory regarding the origins of life requires just as much faith as me believing in God.
Sure, new discoveries will be made, but you can’t escape the idea that if not intelligent design, it was all by chance. That is more unlikely than every person in the world winning the Powerball Lottery everyday for the rest of their lives. You go with that.
Then by all means tell us where it all started with proof! At least I have a historical document in the Bible to tell me
