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Originally Posted by Credendovidis
Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa !
Is my approach perhaps p*ssing your off ? Of course I meant objective supporting evidence !
No. What gave you that impression?
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Strange that that is more how I see you and your "argument"...
But unlike me, you can't explain where my "argument" fails. You simply keep repeating terminology which you don't seem to understand.
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I refer to objective SUPPORTED evidence, which is similar to scientific evidence : evidence that is based on facts, instead of on belief. What is objective is the support for the evidence.
"Objective evidence" is a nonsensical statement , which you try to introduce here. No go !
Keep talking. The more you say, the deeper hole you dig for yourself. This statement proves my contention that you don't understand what you are talking about.
If the term objective evidence were nonsensical, there would be no definition for the term:
Definition of objective evidence :
information which can be proven true, based on facts that substantiate the change being made. The evidence must not be circumstantial but must be obtained through observation, measurement, test or other means.
http://www.everythingbio.com/glos/de...ctive+evidence
On the other hand, there is no definition for objective "supported" evidence:
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That makes no sense what-so-ever to anyone but a closed-minded theist.
You mean it makes no sense to a closed minded secular humanist.
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Because you use your stance to try to convince me from your views.
Lol!! :eek:
Far from it.
1. Although it would be nice if you were converted to my way of thinking, I realize that you are probably closed minded on the subject.
2. Therefore, I write to help those who agree with me that they may perhaps learn how to address who attack our beliefs.
3. I also write for those who have not made up their minds that they may compare your and my viewpoints and come to a fair conclusion.
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If you stated clearly that this is all what you believe,
Again, since you misuse the word "believe", your understanding of what you just said is totally foreign to most English speakers. So, I'll have to clarify my stance carefully.
1. My beliefs are based on and supported by evidence which I have examined.
2. I have stated clearly what I believe based on that evidence.
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there would be no problem between us.
There's a problem between us?
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How strange than that each time such remarks are posted, and I reply with "WHERE, WHEN, WHAT" I never see any clear information appear
Perhaps you are closing your eyes to it.
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WHERE did I lie? WHAT did I lie?? Just quote me here please... Literal quotations please...
Sure, you said and continue to say:
Not correct : I always ask for objected supporting evidence. Nothing like that has been forthcoming. Ever !
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WHERE and WHEN did you provide "objective supported evidence"?. Literal quotations please...
Sure, in response to this question:
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Originally Posted by asking
How is a blade of grass evidence for the existence of God?
I repeated my explanation thus:
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If we study the blade of grass minutely, we see small power plants, the cells, which convert sun light into energy. We see growth of the roots into the soil which obtain nutrients which are then used to provide fortify the structures and to grow new ones.
After examining the little blade of grass, I conclude that it is a product of intelligent design. I don't believe it could happen by accident or at random.
A simple analogy suffices. If I travel through a forest and find a watch on the ground. I don't wonder how many years it took for this watch to create itself. I know that it was designed and created by an intelligent man.
A blade of grass is a million times more intricate and wonderful than a man made trinket. Yet many people claim it is the product of random events. I don't agree. The evidence of that blade of grass leads me to conclude that God exists because only an intelligence of that magnitude could have produced the little blade of grass.
Sincerely,
De Maria