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Christantine The Great
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Jun 2000 time: 00:21
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quote: Originally posted by Dimorier Maximus
I thought you were blocking me? I'm not a mod here, stupid. How about you answer this question:
Why do we punish murderers if GOD will decide their fate? |
Where are you a mod, dimwit? Put two and two together and perhaps you'll figure out where I was going to. I have nothing wrong with fighting over here.
You didn't answer the question, coward.
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Provost Harrison
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The farce is strong with this one.
Feb 2000 time: 05:21
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quote: Originally posted by Dimorier Maximus
...You take a fossil and make a bunch of assumptions about it... |
You really think that this is the extent of the proof for evolution? There is the mechanistic aspect, you know, mutation, DNA, heredity and all that lot too, the proof of evolution occuring in single cellular organisms, and then that applied to larger organisms (look at artificial selection and our millennia of crop breeding). And then you can go further back and look at the fossil stuff, figure out where the branches occur, and then look at the genetic composition of their modern day descendants, study the homogeneity of their genomes and figure out how and why the diversifications occurred.
You have just performed, in that statement, a gross, gross oversimplification of the situation, and probably one from a position of gross ignorance.
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Dimorier Maximus
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May 2001 time: 05:21
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quote: Originally posted by Provost Harrison
You really think that this is the extent of the proof for evolution? There is the mechanistic aspect, you know, mutation, DNA, heredity and all that lot too, the proof of evolution occuring in single cellular organisms, and then that applied to larger organisms (look at artificial selection and our millennia of crop breeding). And then you can go further back and look at the fossil stuff, figure out where the branches occur, and then look at the genetic composition of their modern day descendants, study the homogeneity of their genomes and figure out how and why the diversifications occurred.
You have just performed, in that statement, a gross, gross oversimplification of the situation, and probably one from a position of gross ignorance. | Hardly. But you're right. Maybe I should change majors because biology does interest me when I get in arguments like this. Mutation - often ends up being worse. Plus, I don't care how many mutations you get, you aren't going to evolve as much as they say things have in any number of years. You could go for infinity years and it wouldn't evolve that much. It requires a lot of faith on your part to believe that it could.
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Christantine The Great
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Jun 2000 time: 00:21
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quote: Originally posted by Dimorier Maximus
I did answer your question, think about it. |
No, you gave me an irrelevant question. Answer the question, coward.
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Provost Harrison
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The farce is strong with this one.
Feb 2000 time: 05:21
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quote: Originally posted by Dimorier Maximus
Hardly. But you're right. Maybe I should change majors because biology does interest me when I get in arguments like this. Mutation - often ends up being worse. Plus, I don't care how many mutations you get, you aren't going to evolve as much as they say things have in any number of years. You could go for infinity years and it wouldn't evolve that much. It requires a lot of faith on your part to believe that it could. |
Oxford degree in Biochemistry here. Doesn't require faith at all. Evolution is a painstakingly slow process...billions of years is very, very slow...and remember, mutation generally has deleterious effects, only a small handful have a positive effect. And remember, mutations don't necessarily mean that the DNA sequence changes and voila, you have a completely novel protein. Remember that most proteins consist of very distinct motifs shared from protein to protein and that new proteins seen throughout evolution are not the result of a painstaking point mutation of every single nucleotide but rather a duplication and rearrangement of DNA as such, and thus proteins which may possess whole different properties. Remember, the actual generation of these proteins was the slow bit. Hence the jump from very basic organisms to the present point was in the 100s of millions of years and up to there was billions. Besides, this is besides the point, this thread is a discussion on homosexuality.
Now why is homosexuality a sin? Explain...you haven't backed up your argument in the slightest except for spouting dogma and rhetoric.
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Christantine The Great
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Jun 2000 time: 00:21
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quote: Originally posted by Dimorier Maximus
You just don't understand my answer. Think about it some more. |
Answer the question in a statement, not another question. Now answer the question, coward.
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Christantine The Great
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Massachusetts
Jun 2000 time: 00:21
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No, it's because no one wants you around. Put it to a vote and lets see who wants the bigot to stay.
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Christantine The Great
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Jun 2000 time: 00:21
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quote: Originally posted by Tuomerehu
Yeah, who actually cares that she hasn't broken any forum rules... |
Who are you talking about?
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