I believe it's the bombardier beetleIn which case the same goes for a bettle, i can't remember its species. It basicly has a flamethrower for a ar$e. But it's made to withstand that heat, so to evolve it needs the extreme heat from its ar$e. But in doing so it would kills itself. So how did it evolve to have the protective shell?
Again someone must have made it.
Please tell me you're joking...So in order for the girrafe to have "evolved" this sponge it must have blacked out. But by blacking out it gets eaten by its preditor, therefore it is impossible for the giraffe to have "evolved" the sponge substance.
Something must have put it there. Some form of creator.
Tek, you really need to read what I write mate; I have already differentiated between a religious god and a creator, they are entirely different animals and it is the latter that I referred to when describing the denial of such a creator as irresponsible.Oh, atheism has quite a lot of evidence backing it up i think you will find - besides, religion is all about belief, would you call someone who blindly believes in a religion as irresponsible as someone who does not?
Regardless, using the term 'irresponsible' still makes very little sense.Tek, you really need to read what I write mate; I have already differentiated between a religious god and a creator, they are entirely different animals and it is the latter that I referred to when describing the denial of such a creator as irresponsible.
Regardless?????????Regardless, using the term 'irresponsible' still makes very little sense.
Your reference me as misunderstanding what you wrote and yet you can’t even realise what it is I am getting at? NOT believing in a creator may be stupid, it may be silly (from your, or anyone else’s point of view for that matter) but it is hardly irresponsible; especially when there is ample evidence on both sides of the argument for there being a creator and vice versa – whether he is benevolent/religious or whatever.Regardless?????????
No it's not regardless at all, you basically hadn't read what I wrote, you then constructed an 'irresponsible' point masquerading as some sort of profound question and then when you have your mistake pointed out, you then default to a semantic debate which has even less merit than your original point .....
OK, I think this is where I take my leave ...... Tek, try to learn something from this mate, if you feel the need to comment in a lot of threads, which of course is your right, then don't come to the gun fight with a stick of celery ...... coz you only end up looking a tad silly and maybe even a little irresponsible.
Tek, you seem to possess the 'will' to participate in these debates, which of course is commendable and very welcome, but you don't yet possess the armoury.Your reference me as misunderstanding what you wrote and yet you can’t even realise what it is I am getting at? NOT believing in a creator may be stupid, it may be silly (from your, or anyone else’s point of view for that matter) but it is hardly irresponsible; especially when there is ample evidence on both sides of the argument for there being a creator and vice versa – whether he is benevolent/religious or whatever.
Given this amount of evidence, what got to me was the fact that you had the nerve to call someone ‘irresponsible’ for not believing in a creator, that was my point.