Evidence for God from Science

Not to throw a wrench into things but... Love can be harmful. As everyone expresses love differently, it can lead to serious misunderstanding and misgivings. Hate can be beneficial. It's a raw emotion which can help someone survive harrowing situations. Selfishness can be beneficial. A mother's desi...

The cognitive functions define how someone thinks, and values the world. In many cases someone with a preference for one way of thinking may exhibit the traits in the profiles, but the profiles themselves are generalizations and don't bring the reader any closer to the underlying theory. For exampl...

The cognitive functions define how someone thinks, and values the world. In many cases someone with a preference for one way of thinking may exhibit the traits in the profiles, but the profiles themselves are generalizations and don't bring the reader any closer to the underlying theory. For example...

There are several things encompassed by the categories above, and each item does not include all the things below. There is overlap. These are: A Moral guide World View Explanatory Instrument Tools for Discovery Utility to Society Channel for Curiosity Spiritual Nourishment Therefore I must conclude...

I am good, I will be traveling to India and will be more active when I return
Good to see so many familiar voices.

How are you old friend?

I'm an ENTJ. The profiles are a bit like Astrology, but there is an underlying theory of cognitive functions and Myers Briggs does align somewhat with the Big 5 which is generally accepted in psychology. in cognitive theory ENTJ is Te Ni Which is Extraverted Thinking and Introverted Intuition, accor...

Third, it seems clear to me that you are not really wanting to learn. For you write in one post about not caring about my beliefs which you asked for. If you cared, you'd not so quickly try to knock what you believe to already know. I rarely find what I'd consider well-mannered and intelligent non-...

Evolution is not an unguided process.

Byblos wrote:Foolish indeed, my friend, foolish indeed.

=)

We don't know whether they can or can't. We may observe and perceive an act to be altruistic but we don't know for sure. Those dolphins that circled humans to protect them from sharks, did they do so based on an altruistic 'decision'? Or were they acting based on certain survival instincts that say...

If you boil this down to its essence it is simply one individual potential giving up one's own life for another individual. At one end of the continuum is one who never will, and the other end is one who is always willing. Are you saying that there is a definite line beyond which is only the doimai...

If you boil this down to its essence it is simply one individual potential giving up one's own life for another individual. At one end of the continuum is one who never will, and the other end is one who is always willing. Are you saying that there is a definite line beyond which is only the doimain...

What is human altruism.
Would you sacrifice yourself for an athiest?

jlay wrote:Let's drop the word randomly.

Do you think DNA appear through natural unguided processes?

By unguided, you don't mean natural laws and predictable cause and effect.

I know that I do not know the origin of DNA.

1over137 wrote:

BGoodForGoodSake wrote:Who says DNA appeared randomly?

So, then, it was created by God?

I think my question is straight forward.
Who is claiming that DNA appeared randomly?