Honestly sir hindi po ako agree sa mga nagsasabi na walang Dyios na manlilikha, pero po kung yan yung paniniwala ninyo nererespeto ko po yan.
Salamat po
Dun nalang ako magtatanong sa isa ninyong thread
Lilinawin ko lang din, ang ebolusyon ay di isang statement of belief, ito ay naglalahad ng mga karampatang paliwanag mula sa nakalap na ebidensya sa pangkalahatang pagsibol ng buhay sa planeta natin. Masyado ng malayo ang narating ng ebolusyon para iadvance ang tecknolohiya natin para pabulaanan pa ang kahit alin sa mga kritikal na findings nya. Specifically, sa field ng biology na pinagmulan ng sistema ng ebolusyon, kaya na ng tao manipulahin ang mismong ugat ng kanyang pag-iral gamit ang teknolohiya ng CRISPR editing tool. Dahil dito, hawak na ng tao ang kanyang biological destiny, at nasa kanya na ang kapangyarihan na dati ay pinapalagay natin na taglay ng isang maylalang. Idagdag mo pa dito ang cyborg tech at robotics, mga advances sa brain research, hindi na halos mawari kung anong porma na ang kalalabasan ng mga susunod na henerasyon ng sangkatauhan. Knowledge is power, sabi nga. Ang creation or intelligent design paradigm ay wala kailanman naiambag sa advancement ng nalalaman natin sa nature mismo ng ating pagkatao. Ang ebolusyon/biology ay di na kailangan ng paniniwala ninuman, bagkus makikita natin na ang mga bansa na nahuli sa larangan ng karunungan na ito ay lubhang napag-iiwanan lang ng mga bansa na involved sa field na ito.
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Video: the Nye and Ham Debate:
The debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham on the question
"Is Creation A Viable Model of Origins?" was held February 4, 2014, at the Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky.
Ham, founder and chief executive officer of the Young Earth creationist (YEC) ministry Answers in Genesis (AiG), challenged Nye, a science educator best known for hosting the 1990s television series Bill Nye the Science Guy, to the debate after taking exception to a YouTube video featuring Nye lamenting the refusal of a large segment of the U.S. population to accept the theory of evolution. Tickets to the event sold out within minutes, and according to a Christian public relations firm an estimated 3 million people viewed the event live via video streams on the Internet. During the debate, Ham advocated the legitimacy of a YEC model of the universe's origins, while Nye cited observations from a variety of scientific fields to defend the scientific consensus that the Earth is approximately 4.5 billion years old.
Many scientists were critical of Nye for accepting Ham's invitation, claiming his participation in the debate gave Ham's views undeserved legitimacy, but two humanist groups – the American Humanist Association and the Center for Inquiry praised Nye's decision. Scientists, both Christian and non-Christian, generally agreed that Nye won the debate, at least in terms of the science presented, although they debated how convincing the victory was.[1] Ham later announced that the publicity generated by the debate had spurred fundraising for AiG's planned Ark Encounter theme park, allowing the ministry to begin construction. A related book by Bill Nye, Undeniable: Evolution and the Science of Creation, was released on November 4, 2014.[2]
Bill Nye Ken Ham Debate Summed Up In Two Very Telling Answers