IBDaMann
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If this were true, one would expect life to be prevalent wherever entropy is prevalent.On the one hand, entropy favors biological life over inanimate matter
Guess what....
If this were true, one would expect life to be prevalent wherever entropy is prevalent.On the one hand, entropy favors biological life over inanimate matter
Embarrassingly dumb logic.If this were true, one would expect life to be prevalent wherever entropy is prevalent.
Guess what....
I have really bad news for you; the shitty logic is your regurgitation of "entropy favors biological life." That is the stupidest comment this week on JPP. Congratulations. I can only imagine that you thought that statement was somehow brilliant because you had no idea what any of it really means but that it sounded "deep". My comment was a polite way of pointing out the stupidity of your regurgitation, but you couldn't take the hint, i.e. you needed greater elaboration.Embarrassingly dumb logic.
First, entropy is not organic chemistry; that was a stupid pivot. Life is not favored. Nothing is favored. Entropy, not only doesn't favor anything, it destroys everything. All matter in the universe will eventually "evaporate" (atoms will decay into subatomic dust, black holes will evaporate via Hawking radiation) leaving nothing. Nothing is what is favored.Life is favored in the presence of organic chemistry.
Yes, by definition. If you were to learn what an organic molecule is, you wouldn't ask such a stupid question.Does one expect life anywhere and everywhere there are organic molecules?
So, the correct answer is that the only thing that favors biological life is the set of conditions necessary for biological life. Nothing else favors biological life. Don't be so gullible.Guess what...
No, your comment was an embarrassingly sad and erroneous attempt at "reasoning".My comment was a polite way of pointing out the stupidity of your regurgitation!
Says the guy who has no concept of critical reasoning, who believes everything written on the internet is true, and who simply regurgitates whatever he frantically Googles to remain within his two-minute time limit.No, your comment was an embarrassingly sad and erroneous attempt at "reasoning".
Nope. Even after I provided you the correct answer, you still can't get it right. Too funny.Carbon favors life. Sunlight favors life.
I see you are avoiding, backpedaling, retreating from your original train of "reasoning" that anywhere and everywhere there happens to be entropy, carbon, sunlight, and/or organic molecules we have to conclude life exists.Says the guy who has no concept of critical reasoning, who believes everything written on the internet is true, and who simply regurgitates whatever he frantically Googles to remain within his two-minute time limit.
Nope. Even after I provided you the correct answer, you still can't get it right. Too funny.
You totally changed everything. I guess when you are babbling, your divergence can literally go in any direction.I see you are avoiding, backpedaling, retreating from your original train of "reasoning" that anywhere and everywhere there happens to be entropy, carbon, sunlight, and/or organic molecules we have to conclude life exists.
Since you have now run away from, backpedaled, retreated and avoided your original embarrassingly flawed "reasoning" in post #1801, I am satisfied with how this tangent of posts has concluded.You totally changed everything. I guess when you are babbling, your divergence can literally go in any direction.
I recommend you limit your discussions to material you actually understand. I realize that will greatly limit your posting, but your contributions will stand a much greater chance of being value-added.
no.Embarrassingly dumb logic.
Life is favored in the presence of organic chemistry.
Does one expect life anywhere and everywhere there are organic molecules?
Guess what...
If you really thought I was an idiot, you would not be investing extensive amounts of time reading and responding to my posts and threads.you're the idiot here!
Fredo is one of those I consider to be irrational if not having "a legitimate clinical mental disability".If you really thought I was an idiot, you would not be investing extensive amounts of time reading and responding to my posts and threads.
I invest very little time in posters here whom I genuinely consider barely educated idiots.
He has some loose screws for sure!Fredo is one of those I consider to be irrational if not having "a legitimate clinical mental disability".![]()
Dude, now you see why we atheists speak out about religion in public life here in the USA.
I just noted on my alerts page that this is what is happening:
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This is unsettling. Someone has some self-control issues.
JC wasn't named as a co god until 325 CE at the council of NicaeaSure is. Why do you refuse to look it up? Are you afraid of what you’ll find? Here’s just one source, but they all say the same thing.
“The doctrine of the Trinity means that there is one God who eternally exists as three distinct Persons — the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Stated differently, God is one in essence and three in person. These definitions express three crucial truths: (1) the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are distinct Persons, (2) each Person is fully God, (3) there is only one God.
Wallow in your ignorance.
JC wasn't named as a co god until 325 CE at the council of Nicaea
The First Council of Nicaea's primary significance[\QUOTE]
Yep. Just a mere vote.
Lots of Christians killing Christians in those disputes.So it was voted that jc was god
- Arianism: Argued that the Son of God was not co-eternal with the Father and was subordinate to Him.
- Modalism (or Sabellianism): Proposed that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit were different aspects of one God, rather than distinct persons.
- Adoptionism: The belief that Jesus was an ordinary man who was "adopted" as the Son of God at his baptism or at some other point in his life.
“All in favor of one big god and a couple of lesser gods, say aye.”So it was voted that jc was god
- Arianism: Argued that the Son of God was not co-eternal with the Father and was subordinate to Him.
- Modalism (or Sabellianism): Proposed that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit were different aspects of one God, rather than distinct persons.
- Adoptionism: The belief that Jesus was an ordinary man who was "adopted" as the Son of God at his baptism or at some other point in his life.