May 29, 2020 -- 3:59AM, zorrostrikes wrote:
Capt Christopher Pike on duty. Beep.beep.beeeeeep. Watch the little Christian historian in glasses, on youtube. Paul James Griffiths. Exposing the roots of Darwinism. Short lectrue about 50 minutes long. Or are yoh a yellow belly . I've watched James burke, Dawkins, Hitchens, and fifty other atheists in science telling me god is not real. I'm nof scared of your crap. So watch one dissenting voice. No excuses. Make an excuse and you are lying to yourself. A craven yellah bellied snake. Startrek discovery.. Spore drive?? Mushroom tech? Alice in wonderland is highlighted... One of the first multiverse forays? Down the wormhole into amother universe. They play out their fiction in convincing CGI. Everett was a student that dreamt up multiverse theory. after dc comics had been dishing it out in the early fifties? Fiction.
I watched the video by Paul James-Griffiths:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mhlm_PK7Uw4&list=PLG_5Ixm1ZwTQ7ZYWkCnyz13qRXPox6aH5&index=5&t=0s
The introductory slide of his talk is titled: Exposing the Roots of Evolution (not Exposing the Pagan Roots of Evolution).
I found it quite interesting but not for any reason that zorro would acknowledge. To cut it short it seems that the Hindu's had a belief of evolution which was taken up by the Greek philosophers (Pythagoras, Socrates, Plato, etc), it went to Egypt, was followed through the Middle Ages, The Renaissance, Freemasons, Edinburgh University and then by Darwin. It's quite an interesting history lesson showing people had thought about evolution many years ago and came up with some good ideas.
He doesn't make any attempt to disprove evolution.