Alphanumeric, the evidence is all around us staring us right in the face!
The 'look at the trees' argument is insufficient. You have yet to present anything which is not either a vague interpretation of passages in the bible or an unjustified assertion. Not only have you failed to justify your claims, you're made claims which are demonstrably false.
The truth doesn't need lies to support it, you shouldn't have to resort to the usual default creationist nonsense.
I don’t have to dabble into experimental evidence.
Says who? Certainly not a rational person. If you honestly care whether or not your beliefs are true then you should be willing to put them to the test, to see if they stand up. 1st Peter 3:15 says you should always be ready to provide reason for your belief but when I ask you you can't provide.
Furthermore you can't back up assertions you've made about science, you said various parts of evolution have been debunked. If that were true you wouldn't need to do any experiments yourself, you should have the work of others at your fingertips to provide to other people.
I can clearly see that humans come from humans and dogs and cats from dogs and cats. THIS IS A SURE THING!
And what observations and data have you been considering? Your experience with animals and people, with people giving birth to people and cats to cats? That is insufficient to evaluate evolution, as the time scales involves are into the millions of years. What evidence have you evaluated which involves biological diversity over the last 3 billions years? None. So your 'sure thing' is another assertion without evidence.
Haven't you grasp it yet? Simply asserting things isn't going to convince a rational person. You're doing even worse than that, as you're often asserting things which are known to be false. You might have had some luck convincing some people by pure assertion but you're going to find that doesn't work with people who actually care whether or not their beliefs are true.
I don't believe in Bigfoot because the evidence presented by people who do I find to be insufficient. I don't believe in Zeus as the evidence is insufficient. I don't believe in the Abrahamic deity because you and people like you have failed to present
evidence.
Ardent creationists seem to have a mental block in understanding that evidence and asserting things are not synonymous. You don't believe in Zeus or Odin or Krishna and you would probably admit its because there's no evidence or reason to believe in them. The same applies to your preferred deity but you likely compartmentalise your mind to avoid thinking about it.
Everything is seed inside itself occurring again and again since any human being has recorded and remembered.
Since human civilisation is only about 10,000 years old (about 400 generators) its not going to have been witness to large scale evolution across the entire planet. This doesn't falsify evolution because that's entirely in line with what evolution describes. I suppose you're doubly entrenched in your belief in this regard as you think the Earth is less than 10,000 years old so time scales into the millions or billions of years contradicts both the myths you have about the creation of the universe and creation of humans.
I can understand why you and others would want to think of humans as special but we're not. The universe existed before we did and it'll exist long after we're gone. Clinging to the "God made all of this for us, we're special" notion is akin to a child with a security blanket.
Science has truly gathered ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!
Other than triple the human life span in a matter of a few hundred years, managed to feed billions of people, taken us to the Moon and allowed us to understand the inner workings of atoms and the dynamics of the stars. As someone says above this post, the fact you're communicating to me via a computer linked to a global network which provides almost instant access to pretty much the totality of human knowledge demonstrates your
assertion to be false.
t has only reaffirmed for us what the Bible has already told us, and continues to do so
You aren't going to convince me by simply repeating things known to be false. If you take the bible literally and think the Earth and universe is <10,000 years old then reality disagrees. It is simply false that the Earth is less than 10,000 years old, as the wealth of evidence from almost every area of science attests to.
Asserting things without evidence is a poor argument. Asserting things without evidence repeatedly is even worse. But you're topping that and asserting things where the evidence
contradicts your assertion. And the fact you do it repeatedly is astounding. If you think you are correct then you have nothing to fear from looking into the evidence. The fact you don't and the fact you have nothing but the same old creationist talking points demonstrates your intellectual dishonesty. Your started this thread to basically convince people not only God exists but
you, above anyone else in history, have determined the 'proof' and whatever messages he supposedly wants us to have. You want to be special, in the same way the belief that humans were made in god's image is to make believers feel special, but your arguments are nothing new, your assertions are so regularly trotted out by creationists its laughable.
Regardless of whether a deity exists, you have been neither original nor insightful in presenting your position. For instance, have you managed to understand why thermodynamics doesn't contradict evolution yet?
. For instance, when science takes something as simple as a seed and tries to analyze it, cut it open and dissect it, and chemically analyzes it… this still does not really tells us anything of the seeds true nature. The answer of its true nature is incorporated into it only through the long duration of time. The only way we can truly know its true nature is by planting it in the ground and watching and waiting many years to see its fulfillment, which of course is a another tree producing fruit with seed in itself to grow another tree.
We could have never known what the seed was for simply by scientifically analyzing it.
None of which supports the notion the bible is true and the Christian god exists. If the bible doesn't contradict something it doesn't mean that something is evidence for the bible.
I've heard muslims present precisely the same argument, about seeds and their complexity, as evidence for
their beliefs. The fact seeds grow into trees is not in contradiction to the bible or quran but neither are supported by it.
G-d had ingeniously preprogrammed it to grow in such a way as to show us exactly what it was designed for.
Another unjustified assertion. You have no evidence for a god and therefore certainly no evidence he created life in pretty much its present form. If a god exists he could have used evolution to create Man, as he'd know the development of life which would ensue given an initial state of a proto-Earth. So asserting a god designed the seed as it is now requires you demonstrate the existence of a god
and[/] that the mechanism by which we come to be in our present state is through the process outlined in Genesis. We have knowledge of naturalistic processes which can lead to increasingly complex life so the fact life exists is not automatically evidence for a deity.
Besides, if you go down the road of 'a seed is complex therefore it needs a creator' then you have to then consider 'a creator is complex therefore it needs a creator'. Its a contradiction to say "Everything complex needs to a creator" and then say "Except the creator". Its a logical fallacy known as 'special pleading'.
This is also true of you and me! G-d planed from the beginning when He brought us into existence to reflect his glory. Genesis 1:27 - So G-d created man in his own image, in the image of G-d created he him; male and female created he them.
Remember what I said about providing evidence which isn't just bible quotes? Every single religion with a holy book can spit out a creation myth. You don't accept the Hindu creation story and you wouldn't accept as evidence someone quoting from the Hindu holy book (which is older than the bible too).
Just as quotes from the quran don't sway you, quotes from the bible don't sway me. For every vague passage in the bible which is reinterpreted as some kind of prophecy after a major event has happened there's one in the quran. Many muslims make the same "The quran contains all science" claims as you do about the bible. And their arguments are as vapid and unjustified as yours.