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If you want to claim a perfect God, then he wouldn't be producing imperfect creations full of imperfections and design flaws--especially not his "best" and most important supposed creation, man.
Why would you immediately come to such conclusions?
You are projecting your opinion on what you think God should have, or would have done, and I'm rather astounded by such arrogant assumptions.
The first point is your idea about design flaws and imperfections. How can you, who has not designed a living, breathing creature, be so bold as to insinuate you'd provide a better design? This is just the regurgitated tripe you've gobbled up from some atheist/god hating/evolutionists propaganda site. Nothing more.
You aren't smart enough to make such critical assessments about design, and until someone comes along who actually has created a better designed version of life, nobody else is either.
Do you have even the slightest clue how mind numbing it is to engage in this "source" argumen, rather than address the information itself? You can always identify the non-thinkers by their inane preoccupation with the messenger instead of the message.
And, do you realize that no matter who reports or posts or makes available certain informantion, if it's a quote from Shakespear ... the bloody freaking obvious "source" is SHAKESPERE!! The entity, website or book containing the quote is not the "source".
This is a modern day affliction .... this inane preoccupation with who reported a thing rather than what is being reported. It really is a demonstration of mindlessness.
What if the Christain Science Monitor reported that the Sun was going to rise tomorrow? Would you automatically react ... "ehh ... pssst ... sure it will. And I'm supposed to believe what those religious nuts claim?'
This is the mindless nature of "what's your source" and "got a link?".
I'm not sure why you are having such a problem just admitting you copied and pasted a bunch of quote mines from a religious website. Trying to hide the fact that you did, is doing far more harm to the perception of your integrity.
How can you, who has not designed a living, breathing creature, be so bold as to insinuate you'd provide a better design?
Because unlimited by the historical contingency imposed by genealogical descent (the primary cause of most bad biological design) it's rather easy.
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Originally Posted by GuyNTexas
You aren't smart enough to make such critical assessments about design, and until someone comes along who actually has created a better designed version of life, nobody else is either.
Most people are smart enough. It's not much of a challenge to be smarter than something that doesn't have any capacity to think at all.
lol... Do you claim some kind of omniscient power in knowing where everyone learned about others' quotes? You think you're mighty grand, don't you.
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The first 3 of your "random" quote mines in your other post were from the exact same people in the exact same order as the godandscience and y-origins websites.
But the others aren't in order? Amazing. What are the odds of choosing quotes that specifically fit a theme and having some of them match a certain random order and others not match that order? Kind of like the Einstein and Edison quotes I posted. What website are you going to omnisciently assert those come from?
Do you realize you've lowered yourself to a ridiculously absurd level?
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