Responding to: I hope that in my lifetime I see at least one candidate that does not believe in fairy tales and does not humor those who do.

posted by deewhybee on September 25, 2008 at 11:03 PM

jgapinoy said:

“Do you mean the fairy tale that life arose spontaneously from non-living matter?

That peptides, poly-peptides, protein molecules, DNA, etc., just appeared & gathered together?

Or are you referring to Dawkins’ theory that little green men came & seeded the Earth with life?

jgapinoy on September 25, 2008 at 11:27 PM

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jgapinoy,

Of course it all arose from non-living matter. I thought everyone knows that!

By the way, have they proven where non-living matter came from?

Have they proven that life arose from non-living matter?

Or course we all know that the human embryo, during a short time in the early stages of his or her life, before she becomes a human being, while she is still just non-life, only potential life, and only a potential human being, that “it” passes through different stages of “its” evolutionary ancestry, passing through the stage of a fish, a frog, a turtle, a chicken, a macaque, etc.

In fact, we have proof that this is true!

You see, in the early stages the embryo has gills and slits like a fish, and a tail, and looks like a worm.

In fact, it even has a trunk, like an elephant, and feet, like a gorilla, before its feet become more human like.

In fact, it actually has fins and a tail, like a fish, and swims around in water, like a fish, before it starts to look more and more like a human being.

jgapinoy,

Did you know that the pre-embryo even passes through the stages of a dinosaur before it passes through the stages of a chicken, a macaque, a gorilla, and a chimpanzee?

It isn’t until just before the baby is born that it magically becomes human like, and it is not until “it” is born that it actually becomes a human baby.

I am glad that I know, beyond a doubt, and I have observed, directly, that all life came from non-living matter, that it all “evolved” by accident and mutations, without any purpose or design, without any information or intelligence involved, and that the thing inside the womb of a living human woman is not a human till it is born, and that until it is born, it could be a giraffe, a velacoraptor, a turtle, a salamander, a rooster, a chicken, a fish, a skunk, a plant, a weed, and so forth.

Yes, Dawkins is correct. Little green men, travelling space in flying saucers, travelling beyond the speed of light for millions of years, seeded the earth, and planted a zoo here, an experiment, and we are the experiment.

So many beliefs, so little reasoning or evidence to support it.

Isn’t Darwinism-Evolutionism great?

William2006 on September 26, 2008 at 2:54 AM

Notice:

The post above in which I stated that the pre-embryo inside a human mother passes through stages of evolutionary ancestry, and that it is a worm, has gills and slits like a fish, swims like a fish, becomes a macaque, and all that, and that it isn’t really human until it is born, is all mere sarcasm, targeting the false teachings that many still believe.

The human being is NEVER a “pre-embryo.” That terminology is non existent in the field of Human Embryology. The term is prepertrated by those who are not Human Embryologists, and it is a scientifically inaccurate term.

The human being begins life as an embryo, followed by the fetal stage. At no time does the embryo or fetus ever go through stages of “evolutionary ancestry.”

It was a myth perpetrated by a staunch Darwinist, who lived at the same time as Darwin’s, Earnst Haekle. It has been debunked for more than 100 years. yet people still believe it as fact. That includes science teachers and textbooks, who still are not aware that it is a fraud, and a bleak time in history.

Human beings never have gills, or slits, or gill slits, they are never worms, or dinosaurs, or monkeys, or fish, or turtles, salamanders, and so on.

Human beings are, from the beginning, only human beings, passing through various overlapping stages of development throughout their lives, into adulthood.

William2006 on September 26, 2008 at 3:13 AM