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To resume, These things are not scientifically sound and full of holes, yada, yada, yada. Now, I would like to make twenty more essays, furiously reinforcing my beliefs in the Bible, but it would be useless to the situation and the context, as of now. It's also getting late, and I'm 15, with some homework to do... C YA L8R SUKAZZZZZ
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fair enough, still, does it really matter so much we need to discuss it on tpt of all thing? risking getting banned for it? people will belvie what they wanna belive
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@iamdarkness, also, when you replied to me the second time, I was not aware that you had even replied. These comments are immediate, so don't expect things to sound like they make sense.
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@iamdarkness, I have two points about this: that it's likelyhood makes it out as more of a miracle, rather than just something that happened, and that a cell being able to become formed, given each of the items listed is not infinitely small. If for ANY reason, one of those things happened, it would be one chance out of a finite number, which SHOULD HAVE BEEN 10^150 (a countable number), but ended up requiring the universe to be much older than it is.
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all that was said was that you got the terms wrong, which you did, as far as evolution vs creation, who honestly cares why we are the we are, were here, we exist, congradulations.
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....and that had what to do with what anyone said exactly? no one mentioned other universes man
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Everything was perfectly the way it should be, and when the Earth formed, the conditions for LIFE were oddly specific, aswell. People speculate that our universe was not the first and only universe, but that it was one of many. However, there are some HUGE flaws with such speculation: that it is not necessary that there would be other universes, and that SPECULATION is not scientific observation, and therefore not a confirmed fact of science.
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id just ike to point out that a almost zero is not zero, same with the last statement its improable, meaning its very VERY unlikely to happen, not impossible, meaning it cant happen period, also very nice save gutsy to put something like this out, as it attracts these types of comments good job
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These figures do not even include the probability of a big-bang, which is almost zero. The force of gravity emitted outwards is so incredibly specifc, otherwise when the bing-bang would occur and such a force was too much or too little, BOOM! No universe. When the universe actually formed, (how it actually happened) it was beautifully artistic -- not in a moder-art sense, either.
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