Creationism vs. Evolution in School

[Yaie]

so life is an accident? produced from "unstable" nothing? sorry but nothing being unstable is hilarious. at least God gives purpose to our lives, and DNA is WAY to complex to come from unstable nothing

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Oh lawd.

[Enadail]

so life is an accident? produced from "unstable" nothing? sorry but nothing being unstable is hilarious. at least God gives purpose to our lives, and DNA is WAY to complex to come from unstable nothing

So now you're an expert on theoretical physics? Claiming to understand and being able to refute the notion of "nothing being unstable"? Just because you don't understand something doesn't mean its magic. How well do you understand the internet? Lasers? Nuclear power plants?

God may give you purpose, but plenty of people do just fine without God, and plenty without your God.

And DNA didn't come from unstable nothing. Again, just proving how little you know.

[Oceasia]

... wat? O_o

is my grammar that bad or are you surprised that bugs aren't the only thing around

It happened 500 million years ago. Bugs are dominating at the time

[Enadail]

You realize that nothing that lived in the Cambrian lived on land, correct?

This is an era dominated by bugs, living in the sea.

no this is a world with fish human animals birds and so on, do you know what is in the cambrian explosion? not only bugs

At that time, it started as mostly bugs.

... wat? O_o

is my grammar that bad or are you surprised that bugs aren't the only thing around

Yes, your grammar is horrendous.

[Individuality-ness]

... wat? O_o

is my grammar that bad or are you surprised that bugs aren't the only thing around

No, I'm surprised that you're still scientifically illiterate, to say little about your lack of grammatical abilities.

Read, it's good for your health.

[Need a Name]

busy looking up the cambrian explosion?

[Need a Name]

is my grammar that bad or are you surprised that bugs aren't the only thing around

No, I'm surprised that you're still scientifically illiterate, to say little about your lack of grammatical abilities.

Read, it's good for your health.

ya, animals, somebody said there was only bugs

[Oceasia]

busy looking up the cambrian explosion?

Who TF are you talking too?

[Lemanrussland]

busy looking up the cambrian explosion?

Are you?

[Enadail]

No, I'm surprised that you're still scientifically illiterate, to say little about your lack of grammatical abilities.

Read, it's good for your health.

ya, animals, somebody said there was only bugs

Did you even read the link?

Before about 580 million years ago, most organisms were simple, composed of individual cells occasionally organized into colonies.

Hell, that's less then bugs.

[Anachronous Rex]

You realize that nothing that lived in the Cambrian lived on land, correct?

This is an era dominated by bugs, living in the sea.

no this is a world with fish, humans, animals, birds, and so on, do you know what is in the cambrian explosion? not only bugs

Dominated by bugs, not only bugs. There were no birds, and nothing that walked on land. There were a few "fish" if by fish you mean jawless chordates that resemble worms with their back end flattened.

[Mike the Progressive]

I was a Southern Baptist

I am so sorry.

lol I'm not. I lost my virginity on a Baptist missionary trip, and I had sex in a very large Baptist church. God bless the Baptists!

[Individuality-ness]

No, I'm surprised that you're still scientifically illiterate, to say little about your lack of grammatical abilities.

Read, it's good for your health.

ya, animals, somebody said there was only bugs

No birds. No reptiles. Nothing like that. Only marine animals, I think these are all mollusks and echinoderms?

[Enadail]

ya, animals, somebody said there was only bugs

No birds. No reptiles. Nothing like that. Only marine animals, I think these are all mollusks and echinoderms?

I don't think that's quite true, almost all the phyla appeared by the end of the explosion.

[Individuality-ness]

ya, animals, somebody said there was only bugs

Did you even read the link?

Before about 580 million years ago, most organisms were simple, composed of individual cells occasionally organized into colonies.

Hell, that's less then bugs.

You misread that part, Cambrian explosion occurred 542 million years ago. That sentence was describing life prior to the explosion.

[Need a Name]

Charles Darwin considered this sudden appearance of many animal groups with no known antecedents to be the gravest single objection to his theory of evolution. how about this?

[Calixs]

The big fucking bang.

OK where did that come from, where did the components for the big bang come from

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmQZ4f9f_Yw

[Individuality-ness]

No birds. No reptiles. Nothing like that. Only marine animals, I think these are all mollusks and echinoderms?

I don't think that's quite true, almost all the phyla appeared by the end of the explosion.

But not in the beginning. I'm basically refreshing my memory right now, so sorry if I make mistakes.

[Enadail]

Did you even read the link?

Hell, that's less then bugs.

You misread that part, Cambrian explosion occurred 542 million years ago. That sentence was describing life prior to the explosion.

Ah, then that's just my general confusion on the time period. I was under the impression the explosion is classified as starting at 580mil and going till about 500mil.

[Oceasia]

Charles Darwin considered this sudden appearance of many animal groups with no known antecedents to be the gravest single objection to his theory of evolution. how about this?

Chemicals can change the biology of animals

[Need a Name]

OK where did that come from, where did the components for the big bang come from

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmQZ4f9f_Yw

i am not watching a 3 hours lecture

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Charles Darwin considered this sudden appearance of many animal groups with no known antecedents to be the gravest single objection to his theory of evolution. how about this?

Yes, a good scientist who puts forth a theory points out where the theory needs further explanation/clarification/testing so that scientist's colleagues and successors can expand knowledge.

[Individuality-ness]

You misread that part, Cambrian explosion occurred 542 million years ago. That sentence was describing life prior to the explosion.

Ah, then that's just my general confusion on the time period. I was under the impression the explosion is classified as starting at 580mil and going till about 500mil.

It's the first sentence in the article, Enadail.

[Anachronous Rex]

Charles Darwin considered this sudden appearance of many animal groups with no known antecedents to be the gravest single objection to his theory of evolution. how about this?

Quote mine, and you didn't even bother to provide the quote.

Charles Darwin accounted for this apparent problem within his own lifetime. We're now several generations past Darwin, and evolution is no longer, "his."

[Enadail]

Charles Darwin considered this sudden appearance of many animal groups with no known antecedents to be the gravest single objection to his theory of evolution. how about this?

Thankfully, this is not the 1800's, and things have changed since then. Such as a ton more information. Darwin wrote the basic framework for evolution, and its been refined and expanded since then.

Are you just pulling talking points off a creationist website?