[GlennMirnyi]

Originally Posted by VolandriFan

God made man in his image. Adam and Eve were in God's image. After murdering Abel, Cain "knew" his wife in the land of Nod. It comes down to personal interpretation, but it is possible that man did exist in other forms, just not in God's image. Now as you're so knowledgeable with the evolution theory, what could've been the cause of the Pre-Cambrian explosion?

I never studied advanced evolution, I just studied the basics. I pass on this question. Ask something about molecules and I'll be more useful.

[vucina]

Originally Posted by GlennMirnyi

I pity brainwashed idiots like you. Go pray, maybe God gives you a brain.

I'm sure during the evolution some stopped midway and kept the apes' brain. Like you.

Hey Glennda,don't feel too bad,you are from Brasil.At least when you go to hell,you'll feel like home.

[partygirl]

I believe in myself

[cmurray]

Originally Posted by GlennMirnyi

True, as bacteria who become resistant to certain antibiotics. I may study engineering but I haven't forgot what I learnt in school.

Well, what about the primitive humans like the Neanderthals?

Another engineer??? My husband is an engineer. Makes me wonder how a writer with a degree in psychology and philosophy ended up with a computer engineer.

Primitive humans are still humans, not apes. If adaptability exists in head lice and bacteria, why would it not apply to humans as well? Humans have changed based on their environs. This still has nothing to do with apes turning into men.

I've a question for you, too? Why aren't there any apes turning into men now (and no Nadal jokes, Gu )?

[Sunset of Age]

In my positive days, I'm an agnost. In my more realistic days, an atheist.

Would be sad if there's no Hell BTW. I'm sure I'd meet all my friends over there, must be a groovy place.

[G4.]

this might be more terrifying than anything else

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/14/sc...&ex=1344744000

[G4.]

anyway i agree with cmurray there , many things are still left unanswered , like the extraordinary fast evolution of the human specie

[cobalt60]

Since I don't believe in attacking, and I don't understand why others feel the need to do so ( and I do think the poster Lafuria started a thread like this back a ways). I will simply answer the thread's question:

I am not sure that I believe there is a god but I do know that I am a good jew who follows her religion. I don't believe in Heaven or Hell. I do believe in questioning my faith and living a moral life.

[cobalt60]

Originally Posted by cmurray

Another engineer??? My husband is an engineer. Makes me wonder how a writer with a degree in psychology and philosophy ended up with a computer engineer.

Primitive humans are still humans, not apes. If adaptability exists in head lice and bacteria, why would it not apply to humans as well? Humans have changed based on their environs. This still has nothing to do with apes turning into men.

I've a question for you, too? Why aren't there any apes turning into men now (and no Nadal jokes, Gu )?

well here I am a medical doc and I married a Reform Jewish Educator ( masters degree) with a degree in Comparative religions

[cmurray]

Originally Posted by cobalt60

well here I am a medical doc and I married a Reform Jewish Educator ( masters degree) with a degree in Comparative religions

Well, there you go.

I think you science/math types are drawn to we liberal arts "floozies". A little variety is the spice of life.

[cobalt60]

Originally Posted by cmurray

Well, there you go.

I think you science/math types are drawn to we liberal arts "floozies". A little variety is the spice of life.

Oh you know there is so much entwining of all this stuff I feel being a good doc is really an ART ( at least in clinical medicine) and hubs assures me that religion and physics have a lot in common However I think ENGINEERS are in a class all by themselves. Everything is black and white

[cmurray]

Originally Posted by cobalt60

Oh you know there is so much entwining of all this stuff I feel being a good doc is really an ART ( at least in clinical medicine) and hubs assures me that religion and physics have a lot in common However I think ENGINEERS are in a class all by themselves. Everything is black and white

They are a rare breed, indeed. Only an engineer could possibly think that differential equations is actually an interesting topic. I just smile and nod my head.

[GlennMirnyi]

Originally Posted by vucina

Hey Glennda,don't feel too bad,you are from Brasil.At least when you go to hell,you'll feel like home.

Wow, your ape IQ can make a joke with my username.

Pray a lot, maybe one day you'll learn how to use at least the space bar of a keyboard, blind fool.

Originally Posted by cmurray

Another engineer??? My husband is an engineer. Makes me wonder how a writer with a degree in psychology and philosophy ended up with a computer engineer.

Primitive humans are still humans, not apes. If adaptability exists in head lice and bacteria, why would it not apply to humans as well? Humans have changed based on their environs. This still has nothing to do with apes turning into men.

I've a question for you, too? Why aren't there any apes turning into men now (and no Nadal jokes, Gu )?

Well, shouldn't the process take thousands and thousands of years?

Aren't primitive humans the transition?

What about the wisdom teeth, for instance? Isn't it evolution that we don't have more space for them to grow up anymore?

Nadal is by all terms the piggy, not an ape.

[GlennMirnyi]

Originally Posted by cmurray

Well, there you go.

I think you science/math types are drawn to we liberal arts "floozies". A little variety is the spice of life.

Hey hey hey, medicine types have nothing to do with maths types.

[cobalt60]

Originally Posted by GlennMirnyi

Hey hey hey, medicine types have nothing to do with maths types.

And here I thought you were my type.