freemen2 - 11/28/2005 10:53 PM Hey! I resent that you poor excuse for a viking decendant :p I'll have you known I can drink you under the table and still keep a serious converstaion going...that's how silly I be
freemen2 - 11/28/2005 10:53 PM Well no jalousy is just another plug-in as well as a bunch of, tidious, others that seems to come with beeing in love with someone, for most people. If you want to use the coin bit for an example I would say that hate would be the other side of the coin. Try and look at the emotion of loving someone at it's core, until you see only that. Then you'll be able to see why and how those pesky plug-ins come into play...and only then. Jalousy is just another emotion that can only comme from a sense of propriety of the person you're in love with. Feeling you own a person isn't loving them. And actually this has nothing to do with philosophy, psycology would come a little bit closer to it but then again, depending on which psy school is looking at it would depend on it's real distance away from it. It always makes me smile to hear things like: "that you cannot discriminate between the two, look at the one seperately from the other." Of course you can, anyone can if they really want to. That sentence is just a cope-out in order to not dig deeper, not look closer at something. In anycase, how can you truly see what a whole is made out of if you do not differiencate all the pieces that supposedly, makes it a whole? Since you like equations try this one: X(how you feel about anyone) = [L(love)] + (H(hate) = (F(fear) = s(sum of all plug-ins)) but wheras L is a constant H is defined by F, which in turn is dependent on s.
So please stop trying to say your faith (as it is now) is logical and scientific just is not.“Feeling” it is and saying “it makes sense to be logic” just will not cut it sorrySo you are going to stop hiding behind pseudoscience and start saying.My faith and my science are separate.If not then god help you because Science can not.
Niles09 - 11/30/2005 2:17 ok, the eye, I find it a bag since I think its the change that it would succed is to small, you got a good point that when a specie got the eye, most thing would go from there, but my point is the space between having the cells in the brain and actually getting a slight version, involves so much time and so much chance for going lost, so its too far out. Other examples is the organ system, that must be created somehow at the same time.
Niles09 - 11/30/2005 2:17 About God doing it my point is he does push the evolution a bit, not so it is instant, he makes sure that those species which is beginnig to get the eye dont dissapear.
Niles09 - 11/30/2005 2:17 About our useless parts, they are parts we had earlier in the evolution, to help us survive at that time, and I dont think they are disturbing in anyway, so why should God remove them? About scientic proofs, well I cant put it under a scope, but there is fx the history I told before, which is true, and there are others, besides as Ive said the world is so complicated putted toegether yet so logical, that I dont think its made by noone, for ME its "logic" that there would be something greater. when I talk about darwism I talk about the evolution, which so far I know mostly is controlled by the survival of the fittest, and (now Im past teh what darwism is) God