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Old 12-20-2008, 02:50 AM   #34
Phage0070
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... since modern science and mathematics have disproven the theory of evolution's core premise of species evolving from others...
Wow. Umm... really? Because I was pretty sure that punctuated equilibrium and phyletic gradualism were still the premier explanations. I would think mathematical proof of religion would be big news. Here is a hint: Just because something is unlikely does not mean it is impossible. In fact given the evidence that it did in fact happen you should conclude that no matter how unlikely it is... it happened!

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...and the christian world view offers a logical, reasonable explanation for where and how the universe, time, etc. came into existence...
Heh. I beg to differ. An explanation without precedent, verifiable evidence, or logical support does not make a "reasonable explanation". You don't see many intelligent people sitting down in labs considering theses concluding "Magic did it!"

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The long answer also includes my sharing the loving physical miraculous healing that God gave me to give to my little brother back when I was in high school.
The short answer includes this: Your brain works just like many other people's brains. Poorly.

Only through study and practice can you improve your thinking, and this involves providing proper evidence for your conclusions. This is *not* a simple lesson to learn, but it is crucial.

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What I was meaning is that if one believes that there is no God, all of one's life is spent doing what pleases and makes oneself happy, satisfied, fulfilled rather than offering any action or thought to please God.
Right. I would suggest that someone pleasing themselves is better than someone making an imaginary communal friend and enslaving themselves to it. That is just me though.
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