And finally, life itself cannot be explained by scientists or the medical profession. They haven't the foggiest notion what makes us ALIVE! They can only explain the physical aspects of living things... but not the life force itself.
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Right, of course. Since the brain, heart, and lungs have nothing to do with keeping us alive. And physical matters cannot affect the spiritual life force!
Go demonstrate this by DIAF'ing.
These same people are saving lives. Many would be dead now without them. There's no applicable reason for knowing the 'beginning' of life so they, rightfully concentrate on the preservation of it.
And none of you, your church or your religious idols know about the beginning or 'what' makes us alive.
"And finally, life itself cannot be explained by scientists or the medical profession. They haven't the foggiest notion what makes us ALIVE! They can only explain the physical aspects of living things... but not the life force itself."
The Bible even less so. Your point, joelch2?
To all the people trying to describe the actual chemical reactions and phenomena that make up what we call "life" --
Give up. The fundies have a more-than-vague-and-slippery-enough concept of "life" that no matter what well-defined examination you might come up with, they'll always be able to say "ah, but that's not what's really essential about life...".
Well, but science and medicine is miles better than religion.
Science can explain many things, and with every day, science can explain more. And science is just on the brink of explaining life itself.
Religion only offers a primitive pseudo-explanation (Goddidit). But religion never explained anything, and it will never do.
"They can only explain the physical aspects of living things... but not the life force itself."
I'm no scientist or member of the medical profession, but here goes...:
It's an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us, penetrates us, and binds the galaxy together. [/Obi-Wan Kenobi]
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Your call, joelch2.
So that lack of explanation conclusively proves the existence of Thor, God of Thunder.
Oh wait...maybe that isn't what you were going for.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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