kenny blankenship
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Fri Nov-11-05 11:14 AM
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| 31. Mutations are bad--isn't that what they always say? |
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Edited on Fri Nov-11-05 11:17 AM by kenny blankenship
So clearly it comes from the Devil. So called Adaptation is just a rationalizing strategy adopted by the hellbound, God-denying atheist know-nothing scientists to account for mutation. Mutation is accurately explained in Intelligent Design theory: in Genesis, you see, the Devil introduces imperfection by tempting Adam and Eve, not in that order mind you, and he's been corrupting this and that detail of God's plan ever since. This is an intellectual embarrassment for atheists, so they assign the term mutation to the changes in creatures, and say that adaptation is the cumulative effect of mutation and the natural selection of successful mutations. But there's where they trip up on themselves because they also assign a negative value to mutation, claiming that it's the cause of cancer. In Intelligent Design mutation is always bad, but in so-called Darwinian evolutionary theory and biology, mutation is good some times, bad others. Well, they can't have it both ways! Mutation-adaptation is self-contradictory theory critical to the monstrous edifice of so-called "Evolution", and since it contradicts itself at its center, the whole house of cards must fall. Intelligent Design accounts for mutation in a perfectly self-consistent, non-contradictory way. Ergo, Intelligent Design is the only theory left standing. God wins. Nietzsche is dead. And Darwin rots in Hellfire!
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| -J.Springer's caller just now, ". . . What is the cause of Evolutionary |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 10:24 AM |
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Types of mutations |
trotsky |
Nov-11-05 10:29 AM |
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I'm trying to invoke a multi-dimension frame for my hypothesis. |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 10:37 AM |
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Perhaps the most important aspects of science |
trotsky |
Nov-11-05 10:42 AM |
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Precisely, I always began my Psychology classes with a strong unit |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 10:50 AM |
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But the important thing to note |
trotsky |
Nov-11-05 11:04 AM |
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We agree then that a Mature "knowledge" is a high Value |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 11:16 AM |
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Well said :-) |
papau |
Nov-11-05 10:43 AM |
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Who's to know whether or not |
kenny blankenship |
Nov-11-05 10:29 AM |
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IMO, God and "the Devil" are different "dimensions" of the Same Thing. |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 10:40 AM |
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Mutations are bad--isn't that what they always say? |
kenny blankenship |
Nov-11-05 11:14 AM |
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Mutations *might* (as in, there is some Probability) be good. |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 11:35 AM |
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Genetics. |
the other one |
Nov-11-05 10:30 AM |
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Different mechanism. Sexual reproduction mixes genes, mutation |
BlueEyedSon |
Nov-11-05 10:35 AM |
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Right. Thats why mutation is the wrong word. |
the other one |
Nov-11-05 10:41 AM |
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The mutations in the genetic code result in Biological Changes! |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 10:44 AM |
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Evolution is the result of all 3 (sex, mutation, environmental pressures) |
BlueEyedSon |
Nov-11-05 10:57 AM |
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Are mutations completely random? Can certain kinds of Radiation cause |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 10:43 AM |
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Radiation definitely can cause mutations. And I think it still meets... |
Zenlitened |
Nov-11-05 10:49 AM |
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And living longer is showing us a lot of bad mutations... |
trotsky |
Nov-11-05 10:37 AM |
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What triggers the mutations? |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 10:41 AM |
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You didn't bother to read the link I posted upthread, did you? n/t |
trotsky |
Nov-11-05 10:42 AM |
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chemical mutagens, radiation, errors in DNA transcription |
BlueEyedSon |
Nov-11-05 10:58 AM |
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There is a reason why Metaphysics is separate from Physics |
Pigwidgeon |
Nov-11-05 10:30 AM |
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I agree - skepticism is a good - but adding religion is pointless. |
papau |
Nov-11-05 10:45 AM |
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ID is even outside of scientific argument |
Pigwidgeon |
Nov-11-05 11:03 AM |
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Yep. |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 10:46 AM |
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I sometimes reject all/most dichotomies as false. |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 10:56 AM |
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Some causes of mutations |
Zenlitened |
Nov-11-05 10:33 AM |
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It's actually not necessary to understand |
Autonomy |
Nov-11-05 10:33 AM |
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A combination of random and sentient changes. |
skids |
Nov-11-05 10:40 AM |
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Is Random just that which we can't describe (yet!)? |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 10:48 AM |
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yes..waves are random.... |
mexicoxpat |
Nov-11-05 10:53 AM |
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So have "they", the scientists that is, stopped researching what was |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 11:02 AM |
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There's always something more to study |
Pigwidgeon |
Nov-11-05 11:09 AM |
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Beast Indeed!!! |
patrice |
Nov-11-05 11:34 AM |
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apples and oranges! |
mexicoxpat |
Nov-11-05 11:41 AM |
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