we humans are really self-important. We rather believe that we are made from the image and likeness of a supernatural being, that we are special than all the other creatures. A human-centered conceit.
If horses have the same intelligence as humans, their gods would also look like horses.
@nasyo and xiao-xiao
this thread reached page 82 na. its either you didnt read through the pages, comment lang ng comment.
how can i help you, if you cant even help your self. do your part and READ.
if you've done your readings you wouldn't say such retarded thing. lolz@munzter666: sauna mura ta ug unggoy... sa future mura ta ug alien... mudako dayon atong ulo... sayang atong ka-gwapo/gwapa.
you didn't get my point.
humans aren't special, we are all part of the same compost heap.
Brad, your standard of comparing us to the rest of the animal kingdom is just limited to physical make up. Widen it some more so that at least you can appreciate what we have as humans.
Anything that has DNA has the potential to mutate. Ergo, humans can be mutants.
Proof. Look at babies who were born without legs, or sometimes born deaf or blind, or have other deformities? Now are you going to say that this is "God's plan" for them, that's why they are born deformed? Ok then, let's accept the fact that this is indeed God's plan for them--this necessarily concludes that only God can create these deformities right? EEEEP. Wrong. If one bombards a fetus with radioactivity (i.e. gamma rays, Cesium 90, etc etc.), all forms of genetic mutation can occur--the child will surely be born with defects or even, on the opposite end of the spectrum, some abnormality that normal humans will consider a "gift" or "talent".(i.e. being a savant).
Ergo, a divine being doesn't necessarily ONLY have the absolute power over mutations--humans equipped with the proper equipment can cause mutations, much as stray cosmic rays or gamma rays penetrating through our Earth's atmosphere, and down onto you body, can. They can mutate humans as well as other organisms.
-RODION
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