Re: God's Existence
Posted: October 30, 2017, 3:36 pm
GreaTSaN wrote:Who the hell cares about what the author of these theories say? As long as there are mistakes in it, they can't be fully accepted. Once corrected and satisfy the current laws, they can be accepted and written in the science books.[Lsrcr]Oggy wrote:Congratulations we're learning science from Wikipedia now. I hope you go to school and read books rather than relying on Internet or you only read things from Internet which makes you happy?! Please tell me how fossils prove that we human beings evolved from apes? You haven't read anything bro. You didn't read your own religion. You didn't read anything about Bible nor did you read anything about Qur'an you just live on assumptions and what your wikipedia says. You says that you don't believe in whatever you read then why are you reading science books? First go and read what the author of theory says instead of relying on what internet says. You're ready to read what Internet says bad about religion but you're not ready to believe on what Internet says good about religion?! What's your knowledge I wonder? Sorry don't take me wrong but in what standard you are?GreaTSaN wrote: Now I'm willing to know more about evolution. What does evolution say about human and the origin of life? Also, what are the proves of evolution which makes you believe in that? Now don't come up with fossils because I'm fed of listening to that. Bring some additional proofs which clearly tells us that evolution is real and it is happening. One more thing, have you read the book of Charles Darwin, "The origin of species"?https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_life
https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_evolution
And what's wrong with fossils? What part of it doesn't prove evolution? If you want other proofs, look at how micro-organisms divide and how viruses mutate, especially retroviruses.
I haven't read his book and I don't want to. He could be wrong at many places. As I said, we do not believe in anything a person says, unlike you. But his works were analyzed and corrected and printed later in science books based on the evidences and discoveries. I don't plan on reading that book.
I see you're running out of valid points and blaming Wikipedia. If you say Wikipedia isn't correct, then please find anything wrong in the references I've given you above and tell me and I'll gladly accept it.
Not gonna waste my time by making a brief explanation. In short, fossils from different ages and places can be analysed and we can understand how an organism has changed in the past in time and according to the different conditions. Not to mention their DNA. Their DNA too can help to understand how they've changed. If you take your DNA and that of a tree, you'd fine a common ancestor at one point. If evolution is wrong, then how else would you explain this?
