@ orcod :hmm. somethings wrong bor.?
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05-29-2010, 10:19 AM #421Junior Member
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05-29-2010, 10:40 AM #422Elite Member
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it maybe insignificant to you, but the good thing is you mentioned "granting that evolution is true, humans have changed "a lot" since his early ancestors (say the Australopithecus)... having a very small brain, hairy body, etc... which i consider to be more apes than humans."
Originally Posted by robert_papalid_ece
@orcgod: sounds cool bro... but shouldn't there be more than genetic mutation? coz genetic mutation, for me is just an insignificant change considering, and granting that evolution is true, humans have changed "a lot" since his early ancestors (say the Australopithecus)... having a very small brain, hairy body, etc... which i consider to be more apes than humans... para sa akoa man gud... since i don't believe in evolution... humans will stay the same until the end of world... my opinion...
@kenites: hi bro... humans to be able to live in another planet... is not a possibility for me... yes it sounds amazing, cool, and very Star Trek-y... but sorry... it won't happen... i am not underestimating the capability of NASA or ESA or humans in general... i just don't agree with the idea of looking for another place to live in since we already have all the things that we need here in our own planet... God gave us everything for our survivial... they could try though... and give their best shot... but don't just be too hopeful...
i have nothing against space exploration... it's one way of seeing how wonderful the universe is... which God created...
no more OTs ha... hehe... para dili na ni ma-close...
which means you know and learn something about evolution, but you just dont believe it. and you dont have to, no one is forcing you. just be knowledgeable in this field and it will naturally come to you on our search for human origins.Last edited by orcgod; 05-29-2010 at 10:47 AM.
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05-29-2010, 10:52 AM #423Junior Member
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ahwts. .
how cum they didn't even told us human dat mao jud na ang fact. . y is it nga wla jud nah nni gawas hap.?
hihihi. .
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05-29-2010, 10:53 AM #424Senior Member
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it's NOT all about kinsa ang majority bru... coz if we are to follow your "logic"... around 60-70% of the world's population believe in God... and only 10-20% are believers of evolution... correct my numbers if they are inaccurate... but still... the point is... mas daghan ang dili convinced sa evolution... and worse... most evolution-believers (i am not saying you are) hail themselvers as the more intelligent group of people... and even consider the religious people as idiots... Originally Posted by orcgod
di lang sad ta dayon moconclude nga kamo ang majority diri sa istorya... i believe nga sobra pa sa katunga diri sa istorya (and not just in this thread)... ang nituo sa creation kumpara sa evolution... mas kisaw lang siguro mo... ang mga God-believers... nagpahipi ug nagpahilom2x ra na ang kadaghanan... bisan diri sa Pilipinas... wala pa man tingali sa 10% ang nituo sa inyong human evolution...
thanks...
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05-29-2010, 10:57 AM #425Junior Member
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mura ana jud bro robert. dats y im encouraging ol da pro gods their to defend the creationism nd for the pro evolution gawas pamo. . Originally Posted by robert_papalid_ece
hahaha.. .
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05-29-2010, 10:59 AM #426Elite Member
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Originally Posted by robert_papalid_ece
ah ok, you got any links? data? evidence that 10 - 20 % believe in evolution? 60 - 70% believe in your God? i would love to see that
i never even mentioned kami diri majority. please try to understand better on my words. i said, majority of istoryans here dont agree with your opinion, and it doesnt mean they are evolutionist, they have different beliefs too.
IF you think more people believe in God here, why not make a campaign, that would be evidence, data gathering. kindly do that, so we will know how many percent we are.
Evidence First Before Claiming.Last edited by orcgod; 05-29-2010 at 11:02 AM.
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05-29-2010, 11:03 AM #427Senior Member
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oooops... did not notice you edited your post... Originally Posted by orcgod
yes bro... of course i am familiar of the theory of evolution (human)... it was taught during high school... remember? and saw some documentaries in natgeo, history, discovery... i even believed in evolution when i was still in college and "almost" ignored the existence of God... which i mentioned on my previous posts...
and as a human... not a monkey/ape... i am blessed with the intelligent freedom to make my own decisions and believe which one is the logical choice... kanya-kanya ra jud na'g beliefs bro... pero dili lang sad tawn nato kataw-an/i-ridicule ang mga tawo nga dili pareho ug pagtuo nato...
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05-29-2010, 11:06 AM #428Elite Member
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like i said, its your belief, not mine. continue on your quest, and ill be researching more information here. and once you found significant information, evidence, proofs about your God's existence, kindly share it with us. Originally Posted by robert_papalid_ece
oooops... did not notice you edited your post...
yes bro... of course i am familiar of the theory of evolution (human)... it was taught during high school... remember? and saw some documentaries in natgeo, history, discovery... i even believed in evolution when i was still in college and "almost" ignored the existence of God... which i mentioned on my previous posts...
and as a human... not a monkey/ape... i am blessed with the intelligent freedom to make my own decisions and believe which one is the logical choice... kanya-kanya ra jud na'g beliefs bro... pero dili lang sad tawn nato kataw-an/i-ridicule ang mga tawo nga dili pareho ug pagtuo nato...
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05-29-2010, 11:14 AM #429Senior Member
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i thought that you are already aware of the statistics... so i did not bother googling it... Originally Posted by orcgod
but try googling it... with keywords: "percent of the world's population believing in God"... and youll see some results for sure... that's the reason why i mentioned "correct my numbers if they are inaccurate" coz i am not sure of the exact number... but i am sure ive read a lot of materials before saying so...
there's no need for me to make a campaign bro... it's your idea... i have a lot of "data gathering" to do... if you know what i mean...
we already have the numbers... once youre done googling...
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05-29-2010, 11:15 AM #430Elite Member
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Is god willing to prevent evil but not able?
Then he is not omnipotent.
Is he able, but not willing?
Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able and willing?
Then whence cometh evil?
Is he neither able nor willing?
Then why call him god?
-Epicurus
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