Homeschoolers Club

[DragonOfStorms 2,706]

1) Well, if you believe in a Creator... I'll go no further. I don't want to eat a ban XD

 

2) The Big Bang theory always seemed slightly implausible to me. What would set it off? What would start the process?

 

The theory of evolution requires as much faith as many religions, the probability of all the right circumstances for life is less than minute. Gravity, the strong and weak nuclear forces, and magnetism all had to be just strong enough and not too strong, or the universe would not work properly.

 

We have found none of the 'intermediary' fossils of a creature halfway between two other creatures, as evolution requires. We have evidence of different species developing (dog breeds), but no evidence of a creature evolving into a new species, (such as dog-to-cat)

[Night-Sisters 2,139]

The theory of evolution requires as much faith as many religions, the probability of all the right circumstances for life is less than minute. Gravity, the strong and weak nuclear forces, and magnetism all had to be just strong enough and not too strong, or the universe would not work properly.

 

 

Aye, I'm taking advanced bio and the sheer complexity of the human body is staggering. Something as simple as twitching your little finger requires so many exact processes to happen at exactly the right moment that, to my mind, it it ludicrous to think that we "evolved" by random chance.

 

Evolution can be equated to winning the lottery ten thousand times in a row... aka, highly improbable. 

[fordmustang12345 3,910]

2) The Big Bang theory always seemed slightly implausible to me. What would start the process?

 

*who. And God

[yk88 577]

Aye, I'm taking advanced bio and the sheer complexity of the human body is staggering. Something as simple as twitching your little finger requires so many exact processes to happen at exactly the right moment that, to my mind, it it ludicrous to think that we "evolved" by random chance.

 

Evolution can be equated to winning the lottery ten thousand times in a row... aka, highly improbable. 

I discovered the same myself and basically saw an opportunity so spark a conversation on the topic indirectly lmao!

1) Well, if you believe in a Creator... I'll go no further. I don't want to eat a ban XD

 

2) The Big Bang theory always seemed slightly implausible to me. What would set it off? What would start the process?

 

The theory of evolution requires as much faith as many religions, the probability of all the right circumstances for life is less than minute. Gravity, the strong and weak nuclear forces, and magnetism all had to be just strong enough and not too strong, or the universe would not work properly.

 

We have found none of the 'intermediary' fossils of a creature halfway between two other creatures, as evolution requires. We have evidence of different species developing (dog breeds), but no evidence of a creature evolving into a new species, (such as dog-to-cat)

well all of these points have led many to believe in lots of things...

also i found this quote:

[DragonOfStorms 2,706]

*who. And God

*read in bad French accent* zat is my point, good sirrah

 

 

EDIT: Wow, I'm a noob. I thought you were an atheist this whole time, yk88 xD

Edited January 7, 2016 by DragonOfStorms

[orbanbotond 407]

Good luck

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[fordmustang12345 3,910]

*read in bad French accent* zat is my point, good sirrah

EDIT: Wow, I'm a noob. I thought you were an atheist this whole time, yk88 xD

*read in bad French accent* zat is my point, good sirrah

EDIT: Wow, I'm a noob. I thought you were an atheist this whole time, yk88 xD

I ain't no atheist (I'm not super religious eather but I'm not atheist)

[yk88 577]

Good luck

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well we're pretty old lol

[DragonOfStorms 2,706]

I ain't no atheist (I'm not super religious eather but I'm not atheist)

Just to be crystal clear, I have nothing against atheists. Also, Ford, I was talking to @yk88

[Dragon-Judgement 1,529]

Even if there is an issue, I feel it has been inflated. The most powerful are not always the wisest... Also, we do not know for sure that the earth is millions of years old. Carbon dating is not reliable. I suspect that chart was made using carbon dating, as there are very few ways to check levels of carbon dioxide. Personally, I do not believe in evolution or a million year old earth, but that is my worldview based on the evidence and knowledge I have.

 

Oh, and I'm not offended, it would be pretty sad if I was offended by you making a logical argument. No worries :)

 

EDIT: Some government agencies do benefit from climate concerns. Over her in

America, the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) is overstepping its bounds and has done some stupid things. <

Don't. Just don't even go into America's corruption... lol. Off topic, but I'm sorry xD

Edited January 7, 2016 by Dragon-Judgement

[yk88 577]

Just to be crystal clear, I have nothing against atheists. Also, Ford, I was talking to @yk88

me too, some (NOT ALL) can be a little offensive (I DONT MEAN ATHEISTS IN GENERAL)

[yk88 577]

Don't. Just don't even go into America's corruption... lol. Off topic, but I'm sorry xD

well in UK, america sounds amazing in terms of corruption "Land of Freedom" & " Land of the Brave"

[Dragon-Judgement 1,529]

well in UK, america sounds amazing in terms of corruption "Land of Freedom" & " Land of the Brave"

LOL all a lie to be fairly honest...

OK enough about dis, before we get shut down. :ph34r:

 

What's happening in school these days?

[Shellfire_tanki 1,820]

me too, some (NOT ALL) can be a little offensive (I DONT MEAN ATHEISTS IN GENERAL)

yep, religious people can be offensive to atheists and athiests can be offensive to religious people because of their choice in beliefs.

I am an atheist but I believe in the right to have a choice and an opinion so whatever you're religion, political party of sports team or whatever, I may believe in someone or something else but I will respect you're beliefe as well.

[Dragon-Judgement 1,529]

OK enough about dis, before we get shut down. :ph34r:

 

What's happening in school these days?

Edited January 7, 2016 by Dragon-Judgement

[DragonOfStorms 2,706]

Catching up on history, learning about 1880-1900 period this week and part of next week

[Dragon-Judgement 1,529]

Catching up on history, learning about 1880-1900 period this week and part of next week

 Sounds good, lol

 

Anyone else?

[Shellfire_tanki 1,820]

Catching up on history, learning about 1880-1900 period this week and part of next week

I hate history...

:ph34r:

 

 

[Shellfire_tanki 1,820]

Give me chemistry or physics any day as long as I get to study  in a galaxy far far away, from history and biology...

[DragonOfStorms 2,706]

Yeah, history is far from my favorite subject.

[MessagerAngel 33]

Yeah, history is far from my favorite subject.

himm... why do you not like it? My mom makes it fun with educational books on the subject that we are learning in history. We are also are going to travel in our bus to places we learn about. Edited January 8, 2016 by MessagerAngel

[DragonOfStorms 2,706]

Well, I don't dislike it, per se. I just prefer math, science, piano, free reading, writing, and art :)

[richardlord 32]

Ok, is there a homeschooler here who has not had to learn piano?

[fordmustang12345 3,910]

Me.

[Shellfire_tanki 1,820]

Ok, is there a homeschooler here who has not had to learn piano?

me. I play drums, I started learning piano but didn't like it so I chose drums, my dad plays both so he teaches me.