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Yeah well , BB is not the definitive understanding of our Universe . It is a mainstream theory only .
And the biblical assertion of a WORD is a definitive understanding?
Whats your point ? I don't understand the relation .
river said: ↑
Yeah well , BB is not the definitive understanding of our Universe . It is a mainstream theory only .
And the biblical assertion of a WORD is a definitive understanding?
The subject is the differences between Theism and AtheismWhats your point ? I don't understand the relation .
I'm not sure how that answers the question. Its not clear how our ability to fabricate something somehow automatically establishes a precedent that is "out of bounds" for blind, unaided forces of the universe. We make things by putting things together and so does the macro and micro universe. If, so the thinking goes, the universe is doing this on a scale, both grand and minute, with the option of literally an innumerable number of false starts, its not apparent why a solar system is a clear candidate for a designerless origin while the crude model, which is remarkably less sophisticated in scale and interaction, isn't.Why do you think that question has not been answered many times over?
Because we have some knowledge and understanding of how such things come to be.
This doesn't even begin to make sense. Your ideas about growth and assembly are simply calibrated to your understandings of what humans can and cannot fabricate. All you are presenting is an argument that we did not create the solar system (a point which no one challenges) or the argument that we can make crude models (again, a point no one challenges).For example: We recognize the model as being too simple to be a likely product of growth and self-assembly, resembling instead a product of the simplifying abstractions typical of created things.
I purposely left life out of it so we could focus on the problem of engineering. You are bringing in a different analogy since we don't effectively "manufacture" any sort of life beyond the constraints of the reproductive systems in question.Analogy, not model.
It not clear on what authority you are establishing the daisy as more complex than the solar system. Empirically speaking, they both exist outside the macro and micro extremes of what we have available. It seems you are doing a lot of gesturing in the shadows.It illustrates the principle - pull a dandelion, and you have in your hand something far more complex than the solar system of planets and orbits and such, that you know by observation was not created but instead grew over time (self-assembled, as they say). Then you set it alongside a model, that you know was created.
An assortment of small sized balls is not complex. Bounce them around in a few million ways and you can get a model. Its not clear why we have recourse to making things that "the universe" doesn't. Remember we are just talking about a model here ... no intricate forces fine tuned over eons to form orbits etc for a fully functioning solar system need enter the equation.A model of a dandelion illustrates the ordinary properties of created things, compared with things that grew - things that grow and develop and evolve and accumulate alterations over time are more complicated and complex, not less complicated and complex, than things created.
You are talking about the general principle of attributing objects to cultures or communities. Its not clear how you could possibly extend this meagre field of knowledge to something like the solar system.This is a general principle: it's how we tell arrowheads and beads from rocks, beehives and wasp nests and spiderwebs from fungi and debris.
In the beginning the Word was not sound. Sound was created by the Word.
According to Genesis, anyway.
But then, you have repeatedly denied claiming that the Abrahamic mono-Deity is your God - so the sequence details are not important. Right?
In the beginning was the Big Bang!
After all the Bible does not specify the word itself, does it?
Strike an anvil and it produces the word "PING", strike a larger object and it produces a "BING" or even a "BANG", but if it is not big enough it cannot produce the word "BONG"...
The subject is the differences between Theism and Atheism
According to Theism "in the beginning was the word". According to Atheism "in the beginning was the Big Bang"
Which are waves.A loud noise. So what?
To utter a word, one must make a noise.
Yes, the frequency of the waves determine the harmonic vibrations (physical response).I guess it is a word that is able to makes shapes and form, out of chaos. What is the word that shatters glass?
No, we're at the heart of the matter.Very interesting, I'm sure. But moving on.
They are both metaphors. Tell me what language was the "Word?Nonsense.
No it describes the intensity of the wave."Bang" merely describes the loudness of the sound.
No, it is the frequency which determines its harmonic results and the BB created all frequencies except the lowest, but as the universe expands in size the lowest frequencies are flattening to produce lower frequencies.God would know exactly how loud the word would need to be, in order to create the desired order.
No you keep insisting that there has to be a motivated intelligence which is the original cause. By Occam's razor, the more plausible scenario is a naturally occurring probabilistic event, given the near infinite dynamic (ringing) space and time scale which eventually and inevitably leads to a mathematically deterministic physical event.Atheism denies, and reject God. The popularist atheist have no problem entertaining the idea that a bang could be produced out a designer nothing, and create the universe.
But not God.....Jan.
in the beginning was the word
god - BOO
But because he had not created anything there was nothing to carry his vocalisations
If the distance between the air particles is greater than this wavelength, the sound can't bridge the gap and the 'ripples' stop. Therefore, sounds have to have a wide wavelength - which would come across as a low pitch to our ears - in order to make it from one particle to the next out in certain parts of space. Once sounds go below 20 Hz, they become infrasounds, and we can't hear them.
https://www.sciencealert.com/sound-can-travel-through-space-after-all-but-we-can-t-hear-itOne example noted by Gizmodo is of a black hole, which emanates the lowest note scientists know about so far: it's about 57 octaves below middle C and well below our hearing range (about a million billion times deeper than the sounds we can hear). You'd expect to be able to measure about one oscillation every 10 million years in a black hole sound, whereas our ears stop short with sounds that oscillate 20 times per second.
There Is Sound In Space, Thanks To Gravitational Waves
https://www.forbes.com/sites/starts...e-thanks-to-gravitational-waves/#37c9f0e34049Merging black holes are one class of objects that creates gravitational waves of certain frequencies and amplitudes. Thanks to detectors like LIGO, we can 'hear' these sounds as they occur.
You do realize that the "big bang" is only a metaphor, and there was no sound, right?Atheism denies, and reject God. The popularist atheist have no problem entertaini g the idea that a bang could be produced out a designer nothing, and create the universe.
Which are waves.
No, it is the frequency which determines its harmonic results and the BB created all frequencies except the lowest, but as the universe expands in size the lowest frequencies are flattening to produce lower frequencies.
No you keep insisting that there has to be a motivated intelligence which is the original cause.
By Occam's razor, the more plausible scenario is a naturally occurring probabilistic event, given the near infinite dynamic (ringing) space and time scale which eventually and inevitably leads to a mathematically deterministic physical event.
Is our universe ringing like a crystal glass?
What you see above is what you call God.
You do realize that the "big bang" is only a metaphor, and there was no sound, right?
No it doesn't. Self-organization is an established fact in science.So you think the universe bringing itself into being, doesn't violate Occams Razor?
You're in denial matey.
No, the micro and macro universe does not put things together as we do.We make things by putting things together and so does the macro and micro universe.
We don't see a designer in the universe "doing this" at all, anywhere, except in the limited contexts of living beings acting in their own limited interests.If, so the thinking goes, the universe is doing this on a scale, both grand and minute, with the option of literally an innumerable number of false starts, its not apparent why a solar system is a clear candidate for a designerless origin while the crude model, which is remarkably less sophisticated in scale and interaction, isn't.
Sometimes, it is. Especially if it has grown and developed over time.An assortment of small sized balls is not complex.
Dandelion. Are you claiming otherwise? If not, we can move on.It not clear on what authority you are establishing the daisy as more complex than the solar system.
Not my problem. It wasn't sound, is all I'm saying.What was it, if it wasn't sound?
Which might indicate that a black hole either has an astoundingly large surface area, or that its gravity affects the frequency of a sound wave.
///And you need to turn down the noise, listen, and observe.
A church is essentially, a building.
Yes, it is for the purpose of worship of Jesus, the son of God. But it doesn't mean it cannot be used for any other type of worship. Even of oneself, or humanity. Worship is worship, whether you worship Jesus, or your children.
Atheists really want to worship God, but for some reason they cannot. So they replace God with anything else.
Heck, not so long ago, they held a Beyonce mass, in the US. Where they worshiped the superstar, and used her lyrics as scripture. It was presided over by a real vicar/priest.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.theweek.co.uk/93733/what-are-atheist-churches?amp
Jan.
No it doesn't. Self-organization is an established fact in science.
But if you want to propose another additional and extremely complicated prior intelligent and motivated causality, you'll have to provide some evidential proof of how such a being could exist outside the universe, before it formed.
My logic is based on a purely non-sentient metaphysical pseudo-intelligent mathematical function of self-organization and subsequent probabilistic evolutionary processes.
An self-ordering chronology of physical expression in spacetime.
They don't. Of course that may be because I have some familiarity with vibrating and shaking surfaces, and resonance nodes are as visible to me as dust bunnies (another phenomenon produced by that kind of thing).Turn the sound down, on the video I posted, then see if those particles look as though they're organising themselves.
Or look closely at what's happening, and write good descriptions, and cobble together working models, and so forth - as with magnetism and electricity and light and gravity and the nuclear forces and so forth, the invisible will take shape.Turn the sound up, and you will realise there is a mover behind the expressions.
The OP proclaims a falsehood - it bears false witness against the scientists whose research is described, and misrepresents their discoveries.With regard to the article, the atheist knows the reason, but denies it. While you are an atheist, because you proclaim it, you are not without knowledge (con-science) of the reason, which is the truth. Hence you are essentially not, what you proclaim.
In space they do.Try an experiment. Turn the sound down, on the video I posted, then see if those particles look as though they're organising themselves.
C'mon, are you for real? I just explained why the particles organized in that specific pattern and here you are asking me about self-organization as if I proposed that salt will self-organize all by itself? Actually they do in a weightless environment, such as space.After a while start to turn up the sound, while watching, and realise there is a reason why it looks as though those particles are self-organising.
https://plus.maths.org/content/magical-mathematics-musicThe astronomer Galileo Galilei observed in 1623 that the entire universe "is written in the language of mathematics", and indeed it is remarkable the extent to which science and society are governed by mathematical ideas. It is perhaps even more surprising that music, with all its passion and emotion, is also based upon mathematical relationships. Such musical notions as octaves, chords, scales, and keys can all be demystified and understood logically using simple mathematics.
NARRATOR: In the sixth century B.C.E., the Greek philosopher Pythagoras is said to have discovered that those beautiful musical relationships were also beautiful mathematical relationships by measuring the lengths of the vibrating strings.
In an octave, the string lengths create a ratio of two to one. In a fifth, the ratio is three to two. And in a fourth, it is four to three.
ESPERANZA SPALDING: Seeing a common pattern throughout sound, that could be a big eye-opener of saying, “Well, if this exists in sound, and if it's true universally through all sounds, this ratio could exist universally everywhere, right? And doesn't it?”
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/physics/great-math-mystery.htmlNARRATOR: Pythagoreans worshipped the idea of numbers. The fact that simple ratios produced harmonious sounds was proof of a hidden order in the natural world. And that order was made of numbers, a profound insight that mathematicians and scientists continue to explore to this day.