Recent content by Chattiestspike2

Ok my point was this: Is inbreeding really that much of a deadly problem with the hypothetical Adam and Eve? When arguing against the Adam and Eve thing, is inbreeding a good argument or not? =P

If you give them the benefit of the doubt on this: Adam and Eve didn't have any detrimental traits. No susceptibility to any sicknesses, diseases, or anything like that. Great immune system that happens to be there even though there isn't anything in existence to be immune to yet. They can sing...

Is it true that if the human race theoretically started with two individuals with ideal genes and no detrimental traits, that their offspring and descendants would be perfectly fine even though they are inbreeding? If so, should inbreeding really be considered a problem with Adam and Eve since...

Actually that does make sense. Thank you for posting those sources. Now I have clearer understanding of how exactly the water was "dragged" down. Technically, the water is dragged down, but it is more like the water is absorbed in the minerals that make up the oceanic crust that subducts under...

Many creationist who subscribe to the hydroplate idea, which claims that there were subterranean water pockets under the crust, claim that there are STILL subterranean water pockets under the crust that each arrived there before, or as a result FROM, the mythical global flood. One of them, which...

I wonder why lol

I may be notorious for attacking the idea of a global flood and both of its major defenders: the Hydroplate Theory and the Water Canopy Theory. Now granted, neither of these are actual theories because neither of them are backed by actual evidence. But just so I can say I am level on the same...

Ok that makes sense. I remember the first time I heard of a "flat universe" was from a creationist I debated in person in the middle of a festival. He said that scientists figured out that the universe was flat and this correlated with the scriptures because somewhere in the bible, it says...

So which one is our universe? Flat or Closed?

Actually that makes sense. I'm not sure if it was your intent (probably was) but I got another understanding of the balloon analogy. Sort of like those gravity diagrams that look like big sheets of graph paper with big indendations in them when a sphere over it to show the gravitational pull or...

I have heard a few times that the universe doesn't particularly have a center because of how it expands. I'm sure people who study cosmology and astronomy might have cringed at how I worded that sentence, so I appologize for that. First off, the universe is expanding. Great. Now is it expanding...

Thanks very much :D And thank you to anyone else who decides to follow. I appreciate each and every one.

If you don't know me, thats ok. I have a youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/chattiestspike2 Cool. Now you have that. But my main point is this. My blog. I will be getting more active with it because there is a lot I have to say- but I can't exactly make a video about every single...

No no no don't worry you didn't screw it up. If anything you just raised my awareness of how complicated the situation is, which is why scientists don't know too much about it anyway. And because of this, I find it quite funny how creationists will just take this concept and just toss it aside...

I am planning on making a youtube video which will be a spin off the the common creationist "god of the gaps" idea. The typical creationist will pick out, for example, holes that they think exist in the theory of evolution and fill it with "goddidit." Of course these aren't viable because 9...