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RandFan
29th August 2009, 01:14 PM
Typical creationist argument:

You can't get something from nothing.
Therefore God created something from nothing.
Facts:

Cosmologists don't posit that the big bang necessitates that something came from nothing.
Creationsts do, in fact, posit that something came from nothing (they just haven't thought it through yet and confuse that which makes something with that which something is made from).
Please see the following video for an indepth analysis of this inherent flaw of creationism.

ANtpsunRYIs
RandFan
29th August 2009, 02:45 PM
FWIW: Not all creationists believe in "creatio ex nihilo" (creation out of nothing). Mormons are an example of theists who believe in "creatio ex materia" (creation out of pre-existing matter).

If you are a creationist then you better think carefuly before you solve your contridiction through "ex materia". Remember, the argument starts with the premise "everything had a cause". If god didn't create the chaotic flotsam and jetsam, the building blocks of the unverse, then that premise is moot.
fuelair
29th August 2009, 03:34 PM
Hey now!! You know godidit - it always happens that way!!

That's why he get's the big G on his diaper!!!
fuelair
29th August 2009, 03:37 PM
Hey now!! You know godidit - it always happens that way!!

That's why he get's the big G on his diaper!!!



Because he blew out the Universe in a diarrhetic explosion that filled the void - The Evacuation that filled a Universe but emptied out it's maker!!:jaw-dropp

And explains the immortal and Universal phrase (edited for the sensitive and corruptible): feces happen!:D
RandFan
29th August 2009, 04:01 PM
Because he blew out the Universe in a diarrhetic explosion that filled the void - The Evacuation that filled a Universe but emptied out it's maker!!:jaw-dropp

And explains the immortal and Universal phrase (edited for the sensitive and corruptible): feces happen!That was actually documented.

I can only find the German (Deutch) version though.

Ma9qekERW4c
fuelair
29th August 2009, 08:36 PM
That was actually documented.

I can only find the German (Deutch) version though.

Ma9qekERW4c

And I hate to admit I had not seen that!!! Totally gotta be right though if the Creationists are!!!:D:D