Philosophy Now Forum

Oh - it seems I've touched a raw nerve?? So what exactly did you mean by it? How do we know to evolve? Do you think that it is in some way meaningful? Raw nerve? No, I'm just defending myself lest someone see the waffle you have put and takes it for granted without reading the rest of the thred. Ar...

When you stop bleating like a little queen and say something interesting I'll respond. But I find it unimaginable that anyone would manage to carry a bug up his arse for 4 months and expect me to look at it!! I'm not going to apologise to an idiot that asks this question: How do we know to evolve? ...

Did it really take you 4 months to summon up the courage to answer me??? Maybe you should learn ho w to use "subscribe topic" , and track answers through "User control panel" You can't possibly except me to take this seriously after so long. It's quite sad how your mind works. R...

In fact, the inability of this guy to comprehend the fact that he is the product of billions of years of evolution is itself indirect evidence evolutionary theory. Our minds have not evolved to deal with vast distances and time periods that a proper understanding of our evolution and cosmology requ...

[quote="chaz wyman"] Ha - just because the Pope says it is so , is no reason to believe that it is the case. Let's face it, the Catholic church as been wrong on so many issues I think most would need more than his word to simply accept anything he says. 1- I'm not saying "because the ...

Evolution....the ups and downs. Firstly, for you creationists out there, I would like to say that many believe believing in evolution is compatible with a belief in God. For example, Pope John Paul II and the current pope Benedict XIII stated that we evolved. Many leading figures in churches all ov...