Evidence for God from Science

:D You're most welcome. Ah...the evidence. I must admit to being in the view that over-whelming claims kind of need over-whelming evidence. I s'pose I might just toddle down to the fabric shop and see what colours they have available. ;) * Wonders how they should stop acting reasonable to get some g...

Take David Hume's skeptical conclusion that there 'is' no reason to believe in the existence of the external world. How is that, any different than atheism's - no reason to believe in the existence of God other than substituting Hume's the concept of world for atheism's concept of God? Well...I for...

Ah, interesting. Of course, you can add 'Which' to your list of "Who/What". ;) My point always starts from the base line that 'Existence' and thence 'nature' exist. And, since you've put your pints across that way, then yes. I do agree that those two points, taken together, seem convey the...

Dear Kurieuo. I must admit to being confused by some aspects of your last post (Also being drop dead on one's feet after many, ong days at work is admitedly not helping) BUT... When you say, For example, unless you wish to speak meaningless words, to believe "God does not exist" carries wi...

From the site liked to by theophilus.

clydeherrin-Here are some of the things I have learned from studying the Bible wrote:The fact that Adam and Eve lacked navels

This I find interesting.

Though the comments about the dino-tissue is very old, out of date,generally in error etc.

Very much cheers to all.

*Pops a post into thread*

Well....I honestly admit that other than mild interest, I don't have a comment to add.

Much cheers to every one.

*Holds up hand*

Um....are the majority of posters here equating the blastocyst stage of development to?

Just thought I'd ask....

Sorry, I missed the above post by fluster .

Was it aimed at myself? Or a general, open question?

For my self, on the inside looking out, it's a position.

Icthus wrote:Having thus sidestepped your barrage I bid you adieu

*Waves* Okay...bye.

* Flicks metaphysical elastic band @ Icthus' head * I don't quite get what you mean. You say that "colour is an intrinsic part of said element in said spectrum," but this is exactly the opposite of what most materialist philosophers actually argue (that color as common sense understands it...

I don't see much wonkiness in the fifth point. The fact that what we term colour (to use your example) correlates physically with the spectrum of light does nothing to explain the phenomenon of experiencing colour itself. As one eminent philosopher once noted (why can't I remember which one?), if M...

I don't want to seem like I'm picking on you Dow (I'm not, I promise). I just happened to have some time to post, and you are the most recent responder to several active topics. I apologize if I seem confrontational towards a new poster. In any case, I should think that the fact that Kurieuo speaks...

Having seen quite a bit of Mr Comfort's other works...I am not hopeful for the quality of this product. Still...there might be hope that such will change.

Very much cheers to all.

*Thumbs up*

Very much cheers to all.

So...not being obtuse or other wise boorish, and I apologize for being slow on th uptake, but (After searching through a LOT of cross links that were listed there/above) the wondrous, awesome star....Was the retrograde motion of Jupiter? * scratches head * Sorry....I take it I'm missing something. P...