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getaceres · 06-28-2007

For the first one: Ancient civilizations (that didn't know anything about Jeovah) constructed astronomic observatories (think of Stonhege) to measure and predict the stars movement and to measure time. That means that they knew that the Universe had laws too. I'm just saying that Jews were not stupid, they knew how to observe and as many other civilizations, they knew about certain natural laws and how to use them in their own benefit.

For the second one:
I'm just describing evolution.
Take specimen A. Mute some ADN, pass it to its child B and add also genetical recombination from the other parent. B is now different from A, not much, but different. Now repeat this millions and millions of times, add to the mix some changing conditions like temperature changes, droughts, over-population or under-population of some competing specie so that only the most prepared will survive. That most prepared specimens will repeat this process millions and millions of times too. Remember we are not talking about a 6000 years earth but about an earth of millions of years old.

For the third one, just a link to the wikipedia.

Big Bang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I like the theory of the oscillating Universe, but I have to admit that evidence seems to suggest that a Big Crunch is not likely to be passing.

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getaceres Interested participant Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 24	Re: Evolution, Fact or Fiction? For the first one: Ancient civilizations (that didn't know anything about Jeovah) constructed astronomic observatories (think of Stonhege) to measure and predict the stars movement and to measure time. That means that they knew that the Universe had laws too. I'm just saying that Jews were not stupid, they knew how to observe and as many other civilizations, they knew about certain natural laws and how to use them in their own benefit. For the second one: I'm just describing evolution. Take specimen A. Mute some ADN, pass it to its child B and add also genetical recombination from the other parent. B is now different from A, not much, but different. Now repeat this millions and millions of times, add to the mix some changing conditions like temperature changes, droughts, over-population or under-population of some competing specie so that only the most prepared will survive. That most prepared specimens will repeat this process millions and millions of times too. Remember we are not talking about a 6000 years earth but about an earth of millions of years old. For the third one, just a link to the wikipedia. Big Bang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I like the theory of the oscillating Universe, but I have to admit that evidence seems to suggest that a Big Crunch is not likely to be passing.