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They aren't going to pay off the debt by letting people act like 45 yr old children anymore. With freedom comes responsibility... anybody can run up a credit card then declare bankruptcy. It doesn't take much skill to do that.
Which explains why China, Singapore, UAE and other state capitalist countries are getting richer, and the US had an economic collapse.
Every time I have to enter that country for business, it's like entering the twilight zone.
First of all, I'm willing to venture you probably haven't even been to the U.S and you're making your 'business trips' up. Have any proof of your travels?
Second of all, what do you notice that makes for such a stark contrast between 'normal' Canada and 'twilight zone' America?
You're right. Except that many great minds in history had religious upbringings and all that oppose it are armchair scientists arguing on the internet.
List them. Most scientists that had religious upbringings would later go on to denounce those religions.(The important scientists anyway).
You're right. Except that many great minds in history had religious upbringings and all that oppose it are armchair scientists arguing on the internet.
Many more minds were closed or silenced by religious upbringing and some of us actually do real research on the graduate and post graduate levels so the only thing we do in a armchair is read. Religion has done more to hold back humanity then you apearently comprehend.
#1: You are making this statement without etymological support of any kind. It's an assumption to satisfy your desire to give importance to religion.
#2: It's just a word and has no relevance to the concepts at hand. Even if it were true that the usage was influenced from the bible (which it probably was not) that hypothetical fact wouldn't make science more religious or make religion more scientific. It would just be an indicator of the evolution of language. This is a meaningless argument that you instigated to make yourself better after the failure of yet another pathetic and ignorant creationist argument.
You're right. Except that many great minds in history had religious upbringings and all that oppose it are armchair scientists arguing on the internet.
The point is scientists use the word genesis to explain the origins of life or "in the beginning" because they were influenced from the bible.
#1: You are making this statement without etymological support of any kind. It's an assumption to satisfy your desire to give importance to religion.
#2: It's just a word and has no relevance to the concepts at hand. Even if it were true that the usage was influenced from the bible (which it probably was not) that hypothetical fact wouldn't make science more religious or make religion more scientific. It would just be an indicator of the evolution of language. This is a meaningless argument that you instigated to make yourself better after the failure of yet another pathetic and ignorant creationist argument.
Translations of what? The bible? Translation doesn't mean that the word translated comes from the original word. If I translated the Armenian sentence "Seghanuh medz eh" into "The table is big" that would not mean that the word table is derived from seghan. Hebrew is a Semitic language and Greek is an Indo-European language. Two different branches. I never read the bible so I'm not going to claim to have known this already but I researched it a bit and it seems that the Hebrew title of that book is something like be'reshet. Linguistically, that has nothing to do with "genesis." The Greeks translated that Hebrew word which means "in the beginning" with there own word from which the English word genesis is derived. There's no reason to believe Hebrew had a monopoly on the concept of "a beginning." That's all I will write on this because it has nothing to do with the topic.
I know what translation means seeing that I know 4 languages. The point is scientists use the word genesis to explain the origins of life or "in the beginning" because they were influenced from the bible.
Words in English are derived from Greek. Most translations were made from Hebrew to Greek.
Translations of what? The bible? Translation doesn't mean that the word translated comes from the original word. If I translated the Armenian sentence "Seghanuh medz eh" into "The table is big" that would not mean that the word table is derived from seghan. Hebrew is a Semitic language and Greek is an Indo-European language. Two different branches. I never read the bible so I'm not going to claim to have known this already but I researched it a bit and it seems that the Hebrew title of that book is something like be'reshet. Linguistically, that has nothing to do with "genesis." The Greeks translated that Hebrew word which means "in the beginning" with there own word from which the English word genesis is derived. There's no reason to believe Hebrew had a monopoly on the concept of "a beginning." That's all I will write on this because it has nothing to do with the topic.
Good point, but publicly at least (in the right) they aren't that Secular and want a Christian state with the equivalent rights and privileges of the Taliban run Afghanistan. http://www.theocracywatch.org/biblical_law2.htm
They aren't going to pay off the debt by letting people act like 45 yr old children anymore. With freedom comes responsibility... anybody can run up a credit card then declare bankruptcy. It doesn't take much skill to do that.
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