Mr._Burns wrote:Byblos wrote:Mr._Burns wrote:AttentionKMartShoppers wrote:Mr._Burns wrote:
Hmmm, I wonder why your soo bothered by my post...
I said nothing about going in and assuming I'm right. If you read my post you would see I commented on people who post false statements suporting their view.
I was not bothered by your post. I just made fun of it.
Well you sure made a big assumption about me, with just one post. When my post didn't in any insinuate that I'm always right. Like I said before I was remarking on people ignoring well supported facts in order to support their own personal beliefs.
How about we dispense with the generalizations and talk specifics. First, welcome to the board, Mr. Burns.
Is there a specific thread or topic that bothered you in particular? (without naming names, if you're uncomfortable with that). What topics would you like to discuss? I believe I read somewhere that you are here to educate others in certain subjects. Could you give us a quick background check and what subjects in which you can be of help? We're always open to learning. Hope you stick around.
There isn't a specific thread in particular, although I frequent the God and Science forum the most.
I'll post a few recent example.
Mystical wrote:
"Why don't clones live? Scientifically? Spiritually? Maybe they don't have souls? Anyone ever think about this?"
Didn't know that some things do use cloning successfully (all-female salamander species, etc.)
Jbuza wrote:
"What is your explanation for the singularity of the snake as a land animal? IT's not that adaptive to not have legs. Everything else on land has legs."
Jbuza wrote:
"Well How could I be mistaken enyone can palinly see those look nothing like snakes. Nope not a thing in common. Internally they are very similar to snakes."
Jbuza wrote:
"I have already pointed out why, "ear structures, tongue structure, pelvis girdle arrangements, and lateral integument arrangements" don't work any more perfectly to distinguish between snakes and lizards than crawling around on the belly does."
Not true - ex. legless lizards, which are found in the US. A host of features that distinguish legless lizards from snakes such as ear structures, tongue structure, pelvis girdle arrangements, and lateral integument arrangement, among others.
Ark~Magic wrote:
"There are animals that have been around for years like dogs, cats, etc., and they have always been what they are, even in the most indifferent forms. Like with fish, the fishes are still fishes. The idea of them even transcending into non-sea creatures is ridiculous and is lacking in both science and philosophy."
So dogs haven't changed during recorded history with selective breeding? He responded with "you missed what he hell I was trying to say"" rather than what he should have said, which was "I was wrong"
Although I haven't seen this in a while on here it really bothers me is people saying that evolutionists claim we came from "monkeys." Totally false... First of all no we don't, no where does it say that. Second of all your thinking apes, we have the closest genetic similarity to apes, not monkeys. Which we don't come from either. Big difference between a ape and monkey.
Ok, now we're getting somewhere. From what I can see, your contentions are with the science, not the theology threads.
I must admit, discussions on this site, scientific or religious in nature, tend to be very heated debates, quite often without a clear winner/loser outcome.
To suggest that someone should admit they're wrong is a rather tall demand. People in general don't like to do that. But they often do in the form of clarifying their position, particularly if it was taken out of context, as from what I see Ark-Magic was attempting to do.
A friendly suggestion to you: instead of criticizing the way people respond right off the bat, why don't you offer your opinion on a subject, back it up with references, then refute any erroneous answers. In other words, start off with an opinion then criticize, not the other way around.