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A timeless God can exist.

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MangyTiger
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06-26-2006 1:57 AM 		Reply to: Message 18 by PetVet2Be
06-26-2006 1:29 AM

You are saying that what you believe is based on nothing. Evolution has no foundation. Now who is being unscientific?
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The starting point of the Theory Of Evolution is that life already exists. How it got there is of no interest or importance to the Theory Of Evolution.
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It is, of course, of great interest and importance as an area of study in its own right (called abiogenesis as I'm sure you know).
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MangyTiger
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06-26-2006 6:29 PM 		Reply to: Message 20 by PetVet2Be
06-26-2006 2:23 AM

Do you believe God created it or that it all sprang from nothingness?
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I descibe my viewpoint on this as Triple-A - Apathetic Agnostic Atheist. To be more precise:
  • Atheist
    I find the Biblical literalist view that God created everything 6000 years ago laughably implausable
  • Agnostic
    Beyond that I don't know how the Universe came into being
  • Apathetic
    It doesn't matter to me that I don't know, and I don't think it is of any significance in the grand scheme of things either
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