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Subject: part three Author: Bryan Reed [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09:22:03 08/10/03 Sun In reply to: Rev. William Moore 's message, "[clipped some due to the forums max line limit of 100]" on 04:14:20 08/10/03 Sun >>What a bunch of sheer luck that we have evolved from >>the single celled primordial ooze to become what we >>are. Perhaps I should worship infinite possibility and >>corresponding eventual probability if that is all that >>it took. Perhaps I already do. Dare I pray to infinite >>possibility that a certain desired probability become >>my present day reality? > >No, there is no need to worship or pray to anything. >It seems like it's a nesessity to do so. Some of us >find no need to be down on our knees. We're here, and it is incredible that we are even here. This is an incredible place. It should be perfectly understandable how whole cultures would feel humbled by all of nature to the point where they felt the need to put some sort of faith into a being greater their individual selves. With all of the wonders of nature it may have been a little hard to accept that they were the best game in town. Nature not so much a proof but perhaps a driving force in convincing people that there must be something they can't see making this all come into being and making this all work. > >>I'm not sure whether it is scientific fact or >>scientific theory but I remember something about how >>energy is everything and how, no matter what, it >>always exists in some form or another. Therefor, if >>this is scientific fact and not scientific theory, the >>energy that began it all, whether the oriinal true >>first life spark came from spermatazoa or embryo, it >>will continue to exist in some form long after your >>passing. It will continue to exist forever. If it is >>scientific theory then never mind. > >Yeah, energy... and your point? This energy isn't an >imnipotent sentinent enity. Just as we were able to evolve from single celled amoebas, why not a different form of energy than matter evolving into something sentient? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: part three Rev. William Moore 17:16:22 08/10/03 Sun