But, given the multiverse theory, there should be an INFINITE number of universes where that happened, and that's only one "odd" event. Anything that is scientifically possible, albeit ridiculously improbable (i.e., a tornado making a 747) should have happened an infinite number of times....
Why doesn't the Catholic church adopt ID. Also if we could just push for ID to be taught along with Evolution then we can slowly diminish the exaggerated version of natural selection that scientists are promoting. ... Not trying to be presumptuous, my impression is that the Catholic church is not a...
... What exactly did he do that was so bad? Trying to take over the world doesn't count since France would likely have done a lot of good for the countries under its power. I really don't see taking over the world as something bad automatically. I usually look at the actual reasons for doing so. .....
However we know that a mathematical equation cannot exist by itself, but it exists only as a thought in a conscious and intelligent mind. In fact, a mathematical equation is only an abstract concept, which existence presupposes the existence of a person who conceives such a concept. Marco Biagini P...
i saw a special once that talked about there being sulfur-based lifeforms at the deeper pars of the ocean. so there could be life on other planets; all life doesn't have to be carbon-based. I think all known life is probably carbon-based, even in the ocean. There may be some life in the ocean which...
They change information BY deletion. Mutations change the sentence of the DNA by removing a letter or a word, so Mary has a dog becomes, when the h is removed Mary asa d og Got a secular reference for this? Because it's the first time I hear of it. Google gave this as one: http://www.genetichealth....