DNA Proves Existence of a Designer

[Nay_Sayer]

This was a scientific thread with religious implications.  Then I was asked religious questions which is understandable.

The proof of what, nutbar?  Something not covered by the bold? All information is encoded , by definition.  

Here's what you should be wondering.  Who turned you on to ID, initially?  Who had so little respect for you, as a person, and for your christian faith....that they sent you down this ridiculous path?

I discovered ID on my own doing my own research on the subject since my public and Catholic school system failed in these regards and others.

Aliens are mysterious. Not everything is known that can be known of them, Science can't know everything.   Anything else? If not that's pretty weak.

 I can share my alien encounter if asked. So it will be known and it is clear they exist.

ETA: If you reply to this, Please do not do so in a mass quote, It's very difficult to requote those and reply.
Bless.

#2

[CDF47]

This was a scientific thread with religious implications.  Then I was asked religious questions which is understandable.

I discovered ID on my own doing my own research on the subject since my public and Catholic school system failed in these regards and others.

Aliens are mysterious. Not everything is known that can be known of them, Science can't know everything.   Anything else? If not that's pretty weak.

 I can share my alien encounter if asked. So it will be known and it is clear they exist.

ETA: If you reply to this, Please do not do so in a mass quote, It's very difficult to requote those and reply.
Bless.

#2

Aliens don't exist as far as we know. There has been a long search. The distances to travel here are too great even if they did exist.

[madog]

Aliens are mysterious. Not everything is known that can be known of them, Science can't know everything.   Anything else? If not that's pretty weak.

 I can share my alien encounter if asked. So it will be known and it is clear they exist.

ETA: If you reply to this, Please do not do so in a mass quote, It's very difficult to requote those and reply.
Bless.

#2

Gods don't exist as far as we know. There has been a long search. The rationale to travel here are too great even if they did exist.

Fixed it for you CDF47 

[Peebothuhlu]

I do find it intresting that CDF47 does NOT think that aliens exist (On the caveat that I am unsure as to whether CDF47 means 'On the hole' or in relation to 'hey come visit us')

However

They, CDF47, are quite happy to believe in something demostrably, weirder, stranger and even less coherant than life beyond out little blue dot.

T'is odd, in-it?

Not at work.

[Nay_Sayer]

This was a scientific thread with religious implications.  Then I was asked religious questions which is understandable.

Aliens are mysterious. Not everything is known that can be known of them, Science can't know everything.   Anything else? If not that's pretty weak.

 I can share my alien encounter if asked. So it will be known and it is clear they exist.

ETA: If you reply to this, Please do not do so in a mass quote, It's very difficult to requote those and reply.
Bless.

#2

Aliens don't exist as far as we know. There has been a long search. The distances to travel here are too great even if they did exist.

Thing is, and I know this, Aliens exist outside of time and space. They are interdimensional beings.

They are not restricted by our human limits.

[Abaddon_ire]

Ah so you really are that thick. Right then.

Galaxies colliding shows nothing.

That one little sentence actually reveals a lot more than you thought when you posted it.

You are no engineer except in the sense that a dishwasher might be referred to as a "domestic utensil engineer".

You have no meaningful qualifications in any field. An actual graduate engineer would hang his/her head in shame at the crap you have presented here.

You claimed that a programmer would know everything about a simulation that he created. "count every hair on your head" was the hyperbole you used. To counter that I presented an example of a simulation where the outcomes cannot be known in advance. Your response was "Who cares about galaxies". You entirely missed the point (which an actual engineer would not) thus providing further evidence that you are not a real engineer.

Actual engineers are fully aware that they may hold any opinion on any topic at a personal level, but that it is actionable to allow such to cross over into material claims of fact. This comes into focus when one is required to submit professional evidence and testify in a court of law. I can tell you for a fact that your bullshit would be hurled out of court immediately. One cannot stand up in court and tell a judge that "I feel the defendant is guilty" that would be stupid. In every case where I have been prevailed upon to step up in court to present expert testimony as an engineer, I have made damn sure that I was bulletproof in that testimony.

You are unaware of such matters. You are no engineer.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Aliens don't exist as far as we know. There has been a long search. The distances to travel here are too great even if they did exist.

We don't know if aliens exist.

[CDF47]

I do find it intresting that CDF47 does NOT think that aliens exist (On the caveat that I am unsure as to whether CDF47 means 'On the hole' or in relation to 'hey come visit us')

However

They, CDF47, are quite happy to believe in something demostrably, weirder, stranger and even less coherant than life beyond out little blue dot.

T'is odd, in-it?

Not at work.

I believe the vastness of the cosmos is to show God's power and Glory.

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This was a scientific thread with religious implications.  Then I was asked religious questions which is understandable.

Aliens don't exist as far as we know. There has been a long search. The distances to travel here are too great even if they did exist.

Thing is, and I know this, Aliens exist outside of time and space. They are interdimensional beings.

They are not restricted by our human limits.

Who created them?

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Galaxies colliding shows nothing.

That one little sentence actually reveals a lot more than you thought when you posted it.

You are no engineer except in the sense that a dishwasher might be referred to as a "domestic utensil engineer".

You have no meaningful qualifications in any field. An actual graduate engineer would hang his/her head in shame at the crap you have presented here.

You claimed that a programmer would know everything about a simulation that he created. "count every hair on your head" was the hyperbole you used. To counter that I presented an example of a simulation where the outcomes cannot be known in advance. Your response was "Who cares about galaxies". You entirely missed the point (which an actual engineer would not) thus providing further evidence that you are not a real engineer.

Actual engineers are fully aware that they may hold any opinion on any topic at a personal level, but that it is actionable to allow such to cross over into material claims of fact. This comes into focus when one is required to submit professional evidence and testify in a court of law. I can tell you for a fact that your bullshit would be hurled out of court immediately. One cannot stand up in court and tell a judge that "I feel the defendant is guilty" that would be stupid. In every case where I have been prevailed upon to step up in court to present expert testimony as an engineer, I have made damn sure that I was bulletproof in that testimony.

You are unaware of such matters. You are no engineer.

I gave one short response to a post on the Internet after sifting through a ton of responses and that disqualifies me as an engineer...lol. it was a short response on my part and could have been better but relax man.

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Aliens don't exist as far as we know. There has been a long search. The distances to travel here are too great even if they did exist.

We don't know if aliens exist.

Agreed. I don't think they do but not totally sure.

[downbeatplumb]

We don't know if aliens exist.

Agreed. I don't think they do but not totally sure.

Why don't you think aliens exist?
I am the opposite way round I think its likely that life exists elsewhere because it exists here but until proven I could not say for sure.

Now about god I am more leaning towards your stance on aliens, I am 99.99999999999999999% sure that there is no god, BUT I am always open to being proven wrong. It would take some seriously good evidence to convince me, but there is always the chance no matter how small that I am wrong. (let me be clear, I would be the most surprised person in the history of surprise if it turns out there is a god)

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Given the number of chances (planets available, etc.) for life to start I don't see how we couldn't have aliens somewhere out there, NOW, THEN, or in the FUTURE.

I don't think we'll ever meet any intelligent ones, however, it took billions of years for intelligent life to develop on this planet. (Yay, dolphins, for making that a true statement.)