3 Responses to “Tool Kit”

1. thewordofme
   September 9th, 2010 @ 5:23 pm

   Hi QBOA, thanks for writing and I’m sorry to take so long to reply. Business interferes occasionally.

   You write:
   “I think you must have glanced over the next sentence “They certainly have made the effort to uncover our material/physical line, but no nothing of our spiritual makeup.”

   Sorry if I missed a pertinent point there. I don’t think science is really able to look into our spiritual makeup except perhaps finding artifacts that point to a religious belief in with the bones of whatever specimen they are working on. There is a good probability that the really early Homo sapiens (200,000+-ya) were way too busy trying to survive that they had no time to invent a religion. Although, there may have been a rather unformed hazy thinking about gods of the animals or sun or such. About 50,000 years ago, according to the many scientists who’s work with such matters, humans entered a phase of awakening and faster developing of new tool kits and survival techniques. Many think this is when real languages developed. Knowledge could be disseminated and understood so much better and faster and IQ’s probably soared tremendously.

   You write:
   “If you believe that Humans are strictly physical beings, then yes science has discovered humans.”

   No, I think science has only discovered that humans were on the earth faaaar longer than anyone in Biblical time could have ever imagined. That of course really messes up the Flood story as many people have figured out the Flood was supposed to have occurred X number of generations after Adam and Eve. Taking into account whatever chronology can be sucked out of the Bible and the human species timeline that science imposes on us, You would have to have Adam and Eve moved further back another 196,000 years. All this fooling around with figures and times just drives one crazy. To me the story stands at a point where science really does refutes the ‘Biblical’ story as currently explained by religion. Adam and Eve could not have happened 6,000 years ago…as we now understand the story progression.

   You write:
   “Your very Hegelian in your concepts.”

   I never read much Hegel when in school, or later for that matter, as I found him very hard to follow. However as I currently understand him; I would be a Left Hegelian mostly. Fits me perfectly, as I am left handed.

   You write:
   “There is no justification for you to believe in absolute truth if you deny God.”
   O.K.

   You write:
   “It just like when someone says to me that its wrong for you to impose your morals on me. When in fact they are attempting to impose their morals on me.”

   Are they in fact imposing their morality just by saying this to you…or are they trying to tell you how to live? I find that Politics enters into this area by imposing laws upon us that are religiously inspired; a good example would be the morality laws of the last century. Although I do not advocate homosexuality, I find the governments intrusion into bedrooms more offensive than the act itself. And in America we know where these laws came from.

   You write:
   “WOW, now you’re really worrying me. I understand that you don’t believe in God, but your statement implies that it’s the right of the state to provide you with the right to chose? Surely you don’t accept that do you? Wait don’t answer that one it’s political and off topic.

   What I was saying here is that some countries don’t allow you to make independent choices…you follow the line or you die…kinda’ like religious rule in the dark and middle ages.

   I have no grace…my wife tells me I’m dangerous on the dance floor.

   Isn’t Ron Paul a former Baptist preacher? I trust the Baptists about as much as I trust a lawyer.
   twom

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   October 17th, 2010 @ 6:25 am

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