The exact definition of blind faith, I would say.Wala na'y kalainan kun moingon ka nga: Kinsay nag-ingon nga kinahanglan nako ang sun? All I need is the closest star to earth. Hehehe...Gets nimo?
Non sequitur. Unsa man tawon kalabutan sa bato nga nahimong balas sa abiogenesis, bay? Naa diay kinabuhi kanang mga balas sa dagat?
Atheists believe in an extraordinary claim: that a lifeless chemical compound (amino acid) can transform into a living organism through a RANDOM BUT NATURAL process WITHOUT the aid of ANY INTELLIGENCE.
Extraordinary claim requires extraordinary evidence. Kun dili na nimo mapakitaan og evidence kanang maong claim, usa ra ang logical conclusion: nagpatoo-too lang mo. Wala'y basis ang inyong claim.
Bisan ang science (nga inyong gipaka-Dios) wala man gani makahatag og ebidensya nga ang amino acid mahimong usa ka living cell through a RANDOM BUT NATURAL process WITHOUT the aid of ANY INTELLIGENCE.
Hangtud karon wala pa man gani maka-produce ang mga scientist og usa ka life-form gikan sa amino acid. Bisan pag labihan sila ka intelligent. Unsa na kaha kun wala'y intelligent unya ang tanan pulos lang random?
Last edited by yanong_banikanhon; 06-27-2011 at 09:48 PM.
It could be considered blind faith if when the data arrives and I don't try to digest it properly and take it as is, but I do digest.
You're twisting my response in a direction that veers away from my point, and my point was about TIME and the TIME it takes for results to appear. You are an impatient person, and I understand that, so no argument there, because I am not impatient.
-RODION
I never said I was confident it was going to happen 100%. Please point out to me that I said such a thing. A good analogy is I can take a weather prediction made by PAGASA, but I only take it as data that I can analyze to help me make my OWN conclusions, and not BLINDLY take the prediction as the truth, because (as most of us are well aware of) PAGASA can still be wrong (in fact I make my own weather predictions by analyzing SSEC/GOES/MTSAT images, rather than rely on PAGASA).
-RODION
But why would you automatically conclude that I'd naturally assume an intelligent creator? I do not, and only because the current data tells me so--if the dataset changes in my lifetime, and my mental faculties allow me to understand and conclude that these new findings point towards a new conclusion, then so be it. But until then, my dataset tells me tells me there is no intelligent creator/designer.
-RODION
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