Yes and if anyone saw them recently several days after getting home two mentioned God. One who said he was not a believer but that with what he saw, he could come up with no other explanation.
Scientists say we may have been wrong about the origin of life
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How do scientists explain why we are the only incredibly intelligent life form on the planet?
The Bible says we are created in God’s image.
I asked AI if it knew about death.
It tried to give some sophisticated answer to make it sound like it didn’t believe in death as we see it.
The correct answer is that every living thing dies in a physical way.
The Bible says we are created in God’s image.
I asked AI if it knew about death.
It tried to give some sophisticated answer to make it sound like it didn’t believe in death as we see it.
The correct answer is that every living thing dies in a physical way.
One of the enduring strengths of science is its insistence on pursuing the most accurate explanation available, revising its conclusions as evidence accumulates. At this point in our understanding, evolution stands as the theory most strongly supported by observable facts and empirical data. That doesn’t entirely preclude the possibility that future discoveries could lend weight to creationist interpretations, though that seems unlikely to me. For many who are religious, of course, the reverse feels true: evolution appears improbable, and creation is the more intuitive answer.
In time, humanity may arrive at a clearer resolution. The odds are high that I won’t be around to see it.
No one knows and I don't think anyone ever will know before death. How many centuries has science had to figure it out as well?
I can see where one can watch monkeys or apes and believe we evolved from such, but then why haven't they evolved into humans or science tried to do that with them? Oh, they have probably. I mean they have studied them, trained them... Still they are not human... Perhaps in centuries they could be...
If one believes in the Bible, and God, who knows what of other theories might actually work along with such...
It's definitely all thought provoking. And I believe always will be long after we are all gone.
I know I've seen things, sensed things, that cannot be explained... Felt things...
Evolution certainly does not explain what I am talking of...
But who knows, maybe the two theories work together. Or one or two other theories as well... We simply don't have all the answers and so that's quite possible imo. As possible as anything.
I can see where one can watch monkeys or apes and believe we evolved from such, but then why haven't they evolved into humans or science tried to do that with them? Oh, they have probably. I mean they have studied them, trained them... Still they are not human... Perhaps in centuries they could be...
If one believes in the Bible, and God, who knows what of other theories might actually work along with such...
It's definitely all thought provoking. And I believe always will be long after we are all gone.
I know I've seen things, sensed things, that cannot be explained... Felt things...
Evolution certainly does not explain what I am talking of...
But who knows, maybe the two theories work together. Or one or two other theories as well... We simply don't have all the answers and so that's quite possible imo. As possible as anything.
This. This is the “secret sauce” that makes life on earth and probably other places possible. Otherwise how could a bunch of rocks and dust floating in a vacuum amount to anything?
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, / Than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
— Act 1, Scene 5, Hamlet