Re: Atheist Wakes Up In Morgue - After Meeting God
Vincent Maycock <[email protected]>
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On Sun, 16 Aug 2026 10:16:23 -0700, "Andrew" <[email protected]> wrote: >"Attila" wrote in message news:[email protected]... >> "Andrew" wrote: >>>"Attila" wrote: >>>> "Andrew" wrote: >>>>>"Attila" wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> I see no reason to think any intelligence was involved. >>>>> >>>>>You think digital codes having specified instructions >>>>>that are in DNA of all living things wrote themselves! >>>> >>>> They were a result of random selection. >>> >>>Would that be based on observable science, OR.. >>>merely based on your ~~ unscientific fantasy~~? >> >> Based upon the current biological knowledge >> as far as I know. > >Unfortunately you are unable to cite anything >based on observable science. So you revert to >unscientific fantasy. You are unable to cite any observable evidence of your fantasized imaginary friend Jesus creating anything at all. If he creates things, why don't we ever see him creating them? >> I do know science has never said any mysterious >> intelligence ws involved with anything anywhere. > >So you think that although the Apollo Project sent >humans to the Moon, "no intelligence was involved" >to accomplish this! We could see astronauts propelling the Apollo rockets into space. We see no such thing with your Jesus. And metal and rocket fuel don't evolve on their own, unlike living things. >The truth is that, intelligence was indeed required in >every step of the process..Which means that you have >been woefully deceived!! Some things require intelligence. You have not shown that living things are among them. >>>You fail to see that your belief system is based >>>upon ~unscientific fantasies~ and NOT science. >> >> Your's is based upon belief and you think if you believe >> hard enough that will create reality It won't. > >Evidence tells us What evidence "tells us" this? > that an intelligence would be required >to place the specified instructions to synthesize a living >thing, inside of a DNA molecule. No, specified instructions can evolve quite easily, as long as there's selection pressure for that to occur.