[Locked] Is Scientist really proving the Bible to be wrong?
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Takerial
Lovable Teddy Bear
Thoughts from scientists should still be taken as thoughts.
Too much politics in Global Warming. Leaves a bad taste discussing it.
Too much politics in Global Warming. Leaves a bad taste discussing it.
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Takerial wrote...
Thoughts from scientists should still be taken as thoughts.Too much politics in Global Warming. Leaves a bad taste discussing it.
kind of the same thing with religion half the time
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Takerial
Lovable Teddy Bear
Renovartio wrote...
Takerial wrote...
Thoughts from scientists should still be taken as thoughts.Too much politics in Global Warming. Leaves a bad taste discussing it.
kind of the same thing with religion half the time
It's funny because the vast majority of people I find arguing Global Warming, don't even know why it is really called Global.
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Takerial wrote...
Renovartio wrote...
Takerial wrote...
Thoughts from scientists should still be taken as thoughts.Too much politics in Global Warming. Leaves a bad taste discussing it.
kind of the same thing with religion half the time
It's funny because the vast majority of people I find arguing Global Warming, don't even know why it is really called Global.
.... what? What do you mean they don't know... what? ... wtf
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Takerial wrote...
Thoughts from scientists should still be taken as thoughts.Too much politics in Global Warming. Leaves a bad taste discussing it.
Yes, but they're far more qualified to think, and talk about science than we are. Or are you suggesting I never take anything I hear from a scientist as being scientific?
Seriously, I'm giving you sources for my information, and you don't seem to care. Do sources not matter to you?
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Takerial
Lovable Teddy Bear
Renovartio wrote...
Takerial wrote...
Renovartio wrote...
Takerial wrote...
Thoughts from scientists should still be taken as thoughts.Too much politics in Global Warming. Leaves a bad taste discussing it.
kind of the same thing with religion half the time
It's funny because the vast majority of people I find arguing Global Warming, don't even know why it is really called Global.
.... what? What do you mean they don't know... what? ... wtf
The reason it's called that is because it was placed before the United Nations as a global problem.
That's actually the real reason it has Global in its name.
Too many things make me avoid it. A lot of 'prominent' research in the field supporting it is conducted by people who benefit from it existing. There are be circumstances where sensors have gone wrong and have measured things wrong which got ignored.
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Takerial wrote...
The reason it's called that is because it was placed before the United Nations as a global problem.
That's actually the real reason it has Global in its name.
Too many things make me avoid it. A lot of 'prominent' research in the field supporting it is conducted by people who benefit from it existing. There are be circumstances where sensors have gone wrong and have measured things wrong which got ignored.
that actualy reminds me of a joke. It's in one of the videos I put up about global warming. Essentially, Al Gore points to a map of Europe and says, "Western Europe went through a heat wave that killed 14,000 people." The presenter paused the video and said, "Let me explain how climatologists measure warming. They look outside, and if it feels hot, they conclude the earth is warming, and if it's cold, they conclude the earth is cooling...If that sounds incredibly stupid, you're right."
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BigLundi wrote...
the unknown wrote...
Okay first of all, there is such a thing as 100% in science. If you cannot argue against a data no matter what you find, then that is what will be considered 100%.
No it won't. I gaurantee it won't. It will simply be labeled as "Not shown to be incorrect or inaccurate yet." There's no such thing as 100% in science. Takerial says this, and me and Takerial can almost never agree on anything. you seem to be the only person who cannot grasp this.
100% usually exists in the present.
No it doesn't.
Will you claim the results of drug tests are theories then? Aren't they suppose to be 100% accurate?
someone's never heard of a 'false positive' before.
And they are considered science right? If I test a chemical compound and it has hydrogen and everyone everyone else had the same result, isn't that 100% accurate?
No, it's considered to be consistent.
Then again, what do you consider to be Science?
The quest to have knowledge using empirical data, testing of hypotheses, confirmations, and continuous attempts at disproof.
That's a sloppy layman's idea, but it covers the basics.
"You really seem to hate it when I ask you to back up your claims."
...no, I just thought you of all people will at least understand that some theories have been proven wrong due to discoveries caused by an advancement of technology. If you still want me to back that up, then all I can say is you NEED to take some science classes.
...no, I just thought you of all people will at least understand that some theories have been proven wrong due to discoveries caused by an advancement of technology. If you still want me to back that up, then all I can say is you NEED to take some science classes.
Alright, how about this...name a single theory, that was proven wrong, without the fact it was explaining being proven wrong. That work better for you?
There's no such thing as "The theory of global warming"...just type it in Google. I learned this in a science class and I have did my research.
http://www.ncpa.org/pub/ba299
http://www.ncpa.org/pub/ba299
You didn't do as I asked you to. I asked you to find a SINGLE peer reviewed scientific paper from a scientist that claimed global warming was a Theory.
You failed to do this. you instead gave me a political bias website written by...not a climatologist, but an energy advisor, with an undefined PhD in...something, that's not given. Until you do as I asked, you, and everyone else who calls what you're talking about 'global warming theory' are simply making the words up. It's not a real thing. No climatologist has ever, to the best of my knowledge, ever stated any such thing as 'Global Warming Theory'. It's not a scientific theory.
Edit: quick note to Renovatio. Could you explain to me how insulting someone in any way makes me wrong? I mean, it makes me a dick, but it doesn't hurt my argument whatsoever.
"Theories and conclusions of a scientific nature can often be negated through new developments in technology and science. That is to say, though evidence of a particular experiment may support a certain hypothesis to the extent of being considered fact, it is not entirely guaranteed to be proven as absolute truth. An example of such a discrepancy may be the ancient belief that the earth was the center of the universe, or geocentric. At the time, scientific methods and technology was very limited. However, given the resources of the time, this theory was considered as scientific fact. It was not until leading scientists of their time were able to negate this initial theory. The first to challenge the geocentric theory as science fact was astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. In the century to follow, Galileo Galilei was able further disprove that scientific fact by observations through a telescope which supported Copernicus’s theory. Another example is the early belief that the earth was flat. Even as late as the 15th century believed that earth was flat and considered it as scientific fact. It is safe to say that this theory has long ago been proven wrong. The essential fallacy that exists is the limitations for forward progress and technological advancements. As scientific thought progressed, so did technology. With technological advancements, certain scientific facts were not only off the mark, but completely wrong. The ability for Galileo to employ telescope to observe planetary movements allowed him to effectively conclude that the sun was in fact at the center of the universe."
from: http://www.yearofscience.com/scientific-facts.html
For your global warming answer:
http://www.wunderground.com/resources/climate/ozone_skeptics.asp
Fyi: doesn't things in science begin as theories?
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[quote="the unknown"]
from:
Opinion article written by an unsourced author. Discarded. Neither is it peer reviewed, nor do I even have any clue as to who wrote it, NOR are there any sources for the information in the article. Its grammar is also sloppy, so I have doubts that it's professionally done. Simply having a website that agrees with you means literally zilch. Seriously, go read up on what Peer Review is, and why it's important.
No, they start as hypotheses', and after they go through testing, and pass the testing, do they get upgraded to Theories.
As for your source. Good job on finding a credible scientist that actually uses citations and is trained to speak on global warming. But again, not a peer reviewed article. Not only that, but at no point does he mention global warming as a "theory" AND, not only that, but he spends the whole article criticizing skeptics of global warming(mich like yourself).
from:
http://www.yearofscience.com/scientific-facts.html
Opinion article written by an unsourced author. Discarded. Neither is it peer reviewed, nor do I even have any clue as to who wrote it, NOR are there any sources for the information in the article. Its grammar is also sloppy, so I have doubts that it's professionally done. Simply having a website that agrees with you means literally zilch. Seriously, go read up on what Peer Review is, and why it's important.
For your global warming answer:
http://www.wunderground.com/resources/climate/ozone_skeptics.asp
Fyi: doesn't things in science begin as theories?
http://www.wunderground.com/resources/climate/ozone_skeptics.asp
Fyi: doesn't things in science begin as theories?
No, they start as hypotheses', and after they go through testing, and pass the testing, do they get upgraded to Theories.
As for your source. Good job on finding a credible scientist that actually uses citations and is trained to speak on global warming. But again, not a peer reviewed article. Not only that, but at no point does he mention global warming as a "theory" AND, not only that, but he spends the whole article criticizing skeptics of global warming(mich like yourself).
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BigLundi wrote...
[quote="the unknown"]from:
http://www.yearofscience.com/scientific-facts.html
Opinion article written by an unsourced author. Discarded. Neither is it peer reviewed, nor do I even have any clue as to who wrote it, NOR are there any sources for the information in the article. Its grammar is also sloppy, so I have doubts that it's professionally done. Simply having a website that agrees with you means literally zilch. Seriously, go read up on what Peer Review is, and why it's important.
For your global warming answer:
http://www.wunderground.com/resources/climate/ozone_skeptics.asp
Fyi: doesn't things in science begin as theories?
http://www.wunderground.com/resources/climate/ozone_skeptics.asp
Fyi: doesn't things in science begin as theories?
No, they start as hypotheses', and after they go through testing, and pass the testing, do they get upgraded to Theories.
As for your source. Good job on finding a credible scientist that actually uses citations and is trained to speak on global warming. But again, not a peer reviewed article. Not only that, but at no point does he mention global warming as a "theory" AND, not only that, but he spends the whole article criticizing skeptics of global warming(mich like yourself).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geocentric_model
:The geocentric model was proven wrong by Galileo Galilei using a telescope.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_generation
:Spontaneous generation was proven wrong with the help of the microscope.
I can go on and on.
As for global warming :
http://lrak.net/globalwarming.htm
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Honestly, OP, your own post puts you on the spot. If God was omnipotent, why did he need 7 days to create the Earth?
In any case, if you actually believe the Bible to be a credible source of any kind, then you're helpless
In any case, if you actually believe the Bible to be a credible source of any kind, then you're helpless
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varem wrote...
Honestly, OP, your own post puts you on the spot. If God was omnipotent, why did he need 7 days to create the Earth?In any case, if you actually believe the Bible to be a credible source of any kind, then you're helpless
It never claims He needed 7 days all it claims is He did it in 6 days and rested the last day. I am not stating the Bible should be credited. What I am stating is that scientific discoveries have only proven some words of the Bible to be right.
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the unknown wrote...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geocentric_model
:The geocentric model was proven wrong by Galileo Galilei using a telescope.
The Geocentric model wasn't a Theory, so no, it was a disproven theory, it was simply a disproven model. In fact, prior to Galileo, there really was no such thing as a scientific theory, as the scientific method wasn't invented until around his time.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_generation
:Spontaneous generation was proven wrong with the help of the microscope.
:Spontaneous generation was proven wrong with the help of the microscope.
Firstly, it wasn't theh elp of a microscope, it was the help of a specialized beaker. Secondly, spontaneous generation again, wasn't a scientific theory. So that's double fail.
I can go on and on.
And fail over and over.
As for global warming :
http://lrak.net/globalwarming.htm
http://lrak.net/globalwarming.htm
Karl Schmidt is the writer. I can't find his credentials anywhere. I don't know if he's a climatologist, but it really doesn't matter, as not only is the article, which is rather lengthy, unsourced, written amateurishly, and simply sloppy(I.E. Using disproven and also known to be made up graphs), but it's also not peer reviewed.
So you still fail. Find me a climatologist of some sort in a peer revieweed paper that refers to global warming as a theory. You've failed consistently to do that.
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BigLundi wrote...
the unknown wrote...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geocentric_model
:The geocentric model was proven wrong by Galileo Galilei using a telescope.
The Geocentric model wasn't a Theory, so no, it was a disproven theory, it was simply a disproven model. In fact, prior to Galileo, there really was no such thing as a scientific theory, as the scientific method wasn't invented until around his time.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_generation
:Spontaneous generation was proven wrong with the help of the microscope.
:Spontaneous generation was proven wrong with the help of the microscope.
Firstly, it wasn't theh elp of a microscope, it was the help of a specialized beaker. Secondly, spontaneous generation again, wasn't a scientific theory. So that's double fail.
I can go on and on.
And fail over and over.
As for global warming :
http://lrak.net/globalwarming.htm
http://lrak.net/globalwarming.htm
Karl Schmidt is the writer. I can't find his credentials anywhere. I don't know if he's a climatologist, but it really doesn't matter, as not only is the article, which is rather lengthy, unsourced, written amateurishly, and simply sloppy(I.E. Using disproven and also known to be made up graphs), but it's also not peer reviewed.
So you still fail. Find me a climatologist of some sort in a peer revieweed paper that refers to global warming as a theory. You've failed consistently to do that.
"In fact, prior to Galileo, there really was no such thing as a scientific theory, as the scientific method wasn't invented until around his time."
...really? So what you are saying is science was around before Galileo? And people were not performing experiments before him? And people did not base their theories off their experiments before Galileo?
scientific theory-"a theory that explains scientific observations; "scientific theories must be falsifiable" "
If you claim there were no theories based on scientific observations before Galileo then I suggest you think a little. Science does not have to involve machines.
Geocentric model aka (Geocentric Theory, Ptolemaic system, geocentrism) was a theory that claimed the Earth was the center of the universe.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/geocentric
Spontaneous generation is a scientific theory since scientific experiments were done to prove it. A new type of beaker can be refered to an advancement in technology. Technology does not only deal with machines. It also deals with an advancement in a method used.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/technology
The microscope helped shut the lid on the spontaneous generation theory.
On global warming:
http://www.drroyspencer.com/Spencer-Braswell-97-BAMS.pdf
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Ok here is my explanation....
Scientists are just proving what already has been explained from the people in the past...
People used the words from the past and there wasn't much words in the past...
Here is an example...
"I saw huge birds tossing eggs on the ground releasing the power of the hell-fire"
Translation:
"I saw huge plains launching bombs and rockets on the battlefield exploding"
The bible and the quran back then used old school words and we are in a new century where new words are being written....
so basically the old and the new are explaining the same thing... just their ways of vocabulary wasn't the same.....
So there is no such thing as proving the bible/quran wrong because these 2 books are "Old school wisdom" using "Old school words"
Scientists did NOT exist in the past with all these technology because electricity did NOT EXIST at that time Jesus ( peace and blessings be upon him) spread his message around and sure not after his departure....
So we cannot say scientists are right proving something wrong because the past did not have what we have now....
Scientists are just proving what already has been explained from the people in the past...
People used the words from the past and there wasn't much words in the past...
Here is an example...
"I saw huge birds tossing eggs on the ground releasing the power of the hell-fire"
Translation:
"I saw huge plains launching bombs and rockets on the battlefield exploding"
The bible and the quran back then used old school words and we are in a new century where new words are being written....
so basically the old and the new are explaining the same thing... just their ways of vocabulary wasn't the same.....
So there is no such thing as proving the bible/quran wrong because these 2 books are "Old school wisdom" using "Old school words"
Scientists did NOT exist in the past with all these technology because electricity did NOT EXIST at that time Jesus ( peace and blessings be upon him) spread his message around and sure not after his departure....
So we cannot say scientists are right proving something wrong because the past did not have what we have now....
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guammastermind671
Da RL Lurker at FAKKU
To tell, you the truth guys, the past is hard to define and contrast. Most of our past all written through a first person point of view. So we can picture how they saw it and wrote it down. Science is paving the way and is re-writing how the people in the past wrote the bible or any past texts. Because honestly, I don't say the bible or any ancient scripture isn't true; most of it all are similar to each other. Just to say it in a shorter term: Science is unraveling how the bible is told in a third person point of view.
The bible is written through a first person point of view, which is the reason why some people are a little skeptical about the bible authenticity. Its authenticity that drives people to believe and accept things. The bible doesn't have a hundred percent authenticity because it clashes with the new discoveries and findings in our world today. That's the reason why some people turn to science. Because its not being described in a first person point of view;its being discussed in a third person point of view.
So therefore science isn't proving the bible wrong. It is only deciphering the bible into its own point of view; So they can separate whats fact from fiction. That's all there is to this discussion. That's my reason. :D
The bible is written through a first person point of view, which is the reason why some people are a little skeptical about the bible authenticity. Its authenticity that drives people to believe and accept things. The bible doesn't have a hundred percent authenticity because it clashes with the new discoveries and findings in our world today. That's the reason why some people turn to science. Because its not being described in a first person point of view;its being discussed in a third person point of view.
So therefore science isn't proving the bible wrong. It is only deciphering the bible into its own point of view; So they can separate whats fact from fiction. That's all there is to this discussion. That's my reason. :D
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This is what I really feel about this topic. I believe the bible at the same time in science. would that make me hypocrite?
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the unknown wrote...
varem wrote...
Honestly, OP, your own post puts you on the spot. If God was omnipotent, why did he need 7 days to create the Earth?In any case, if you actually believe the Bible to be a credible source of any kind, then you're helpless
It never claims He needed 7 days all it claims is He did it in 6 days and rested the last day. I am not stating the Bible should be credited. What I am stating is that scientific discoveries have only proven some words of the Bible to be right.
wut
Now don't you be lying to me, son
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[quote="the unknown
"In fact, prior to Galileo, there really was no such thing as a scientific theory, as the scientific method wasn't invented until around his time."
...really? So what you are saying is science was around before Galileo? And people were not performing experiments before him? And people did not base their theories off their experiments before Galileo?
scientific theory-"a theory that explains scientific observations; "scientific theories must be falsifiable" "
If you claim there were no theories based on scientific observations before Galileo then I suggest you think a little. Science does not have to involve machines.
Geocentric model aka (Geocentric Theory, Ptolemaic system, geocentrism) was a theory that claimed the Earth was the center of the universe.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/geocentric
Spontaneous generation is a scientific theory since scientific experiments were done to prove it. A new type of beaker can be refered to an advancement in technology. Technology does not only deal with machines. It also deals with an advancement in a method used.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/technology
The microscope helped shut the lid on the spontaneous generation theory.
On global warming:
http://www.drroyspencer.com/Spencer-Braswell-97-BAMS.pdf
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Alright. 3 points.
1. Your first point about the geocentric model is unsupported. Just because you can find a dictionary to call something a theory that isn't, nor ever was, doesn't makit one. the fact of the matter is, the scientific method wasn't even invented until Galileo's time, and it is well accepted Galileo was the first prominant scientist to actualy implement the method successfully and correctly.
The reason things weren't scientific theories prior to Galileo was because, quite simply, there was never any testindone. Experiments were never done. All that happened was that people made observations, and made guesses...and that was it. There was no way to fine tune things down to a degree of certainty. Theories are what happens AFTER testing is applied, and testing is passed.
2.Your point about beakers being known as 'technology' is not only irrelevant, but I never argued that it was true. Secondly, spontaneous generation(ad that's all it was called, it was NEVER referred to as a 'theory') was disproven by beakers, not microscopes. The point I'M at contention with concerning you, is that you cal spontaneous generation a scientific theory, when it was never anything of the sort.
3. I can't read your link, because it's not showing up for me. However I'm fairly certain it's not a peer reviewed paper, as it's not linked to a scientific journal.
I HAVe however looked up Dr. Roy Spencer, and braswell, and I have found a couple of their papers concerning global warming. According to climatologists, none of them show that global warming isn't affected by humans, just that the sun causes global warming as well. Also, it still doesn't call global warming a 'theory', nor does it define 'global warming thoery' as you have continued to call it baselessly, as a theory that man is the sole purpose behind global warming.
So there you go, you've failed three MORE times. Try again, I love debunking your bs.
"In fact, prior to Galileo, there really was no such thing as a scientific theory, as the scientific method wasn't invented until around his time."
...really? So what you are saying is science was around before Galileo? And people were not performing experiments before him? And people did not base their theories off their experiments before Galileo?
scientific theory-"a theory that explains scientific observations; "scientific theories must be falsifiable" "
If you claim there were no theories based on scientific observations before Galileo then I suggest you think a little. Science does not have to involve machines.
Geocentric model aka (Geocentric Theory, Ptolemaic system, geocentrism) was a theory that claimed the Earth was the center of the universe.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/geocentric
Spontaneous generation is a scientific theory since scientific experiments were done to prove it. A new type of beaker can be refered to an advancement in technology. Technology does not only deal with machines. It also deals with an advancement in a method used.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/technology
The microscope helped shut the lid on the spontaneous generation theory.
On global warming:
http://www.drroyspencer.com/Spencer-Braswell-97-BAMS.pdf
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Alright. 3 points.
1. Your first point about the geocentric model is unsupported. Just because you can find a dictionary to call something a theory that isn't, nor ever was, doesn't makit one. the fact of the matter is, the scientific method wasn't even invented until Galileo's time, and it is well accepted Galileo was the first prominant scientist to actualy implement the method successfully and correctly.
The reason things weren't scientific theories prior to Galileo was because, quite simply, there was never any testindone. Experiments were never done. All that happened was that people made observations, and made guesses...and that was it. There was no way to fine tune things down to a degree of certainty. Theories are what happens AFTER testing is applied, and testing is passed.
2.Your point about beakers being known as 'technology' is not only irrelevant, but I never argued that it was true. Secondly, spontaneous generation(ad that's all it was called, it was NEVER referred to as a 'theory') was disproven by beakers, not microscopes. The point I'M at contention with concerning you, is that you cal spontaneous generation a scientific theory, when it was never anything of the sort.
3. I can't read your link, because it's not showing up for me. However I'm fairly certain it's not a peer reviewed paper, as it's not linked to a scientific journal.
I HAVe however looked up Dr. Roy Spencer, and braswell, and I have found a couple of their papers concerning global warming. According to climatologists, none of them show that global warming isn't affected by humans, just that the sun causes global warming as well. Also, it still doesn't call global warming a 'theory', nor does it define 'global warming thoery' as you have continued to call it baselessly, as a theory that man is the sole purpose behind global warming.
So there you go, you've failed three MORE times. Try again, I love debunking your bs.