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PART II
So much for the Theological aspects of this topic.
PART III
When it comes to questions of the Creation of the Cosmos and Humans, most people tend to align with one or the other of polar views.
1) On one hand are those with Religion inclinations whom endorse some form of a Deity or Deities having decided to "Create" the Cosmos and we Humans within such. Such "Creation Stories/"Myths" " then become foundation for Religions = Ideologies with Deity/Deities attached and a proscription for how to live within the edicts of such a Creator(s).
2) On the other hand are those whom engage some form of Natural Existence/Development where "The Cosmos" is seen to have always been there, a result of it's 'Own Being" and then just happened to follow a path of mutations and developments that often have some gaps in the processes, but since such exists, it "Must have happened naturally."
Could there be some other more middle ground between these two polar extremes?
Might the Cosmos be some form of eternal cycle of Big Bangs and Big Collapses, neither a Beginning nor an End, and along the way Others show up and had some role in the appearance of the current version of we Humans, hence becoming our Gawds/Gawdesses ???
In the middle ground between Creationism and Evolutionism, this might be a perpendicular path to consider.
All of which are very remote "possibilities".There are, perhaps infinity times two number of possibilities here.
1) None of this actually exists
2) It's a computer (of some kind) simulation.
3) Each universe is merely an atom or a quark of some other larger universe
4) Each galaxy is an atom or a quark of some other larger universe.
5) It's just a dream
All of which are very remote "possibilities".![]()
Neither "is more likley", IMO.All are just as remote possibilities as any other.
Which is more likely, we're a dream or we've been created by a God?
Both appear rather weird and strange, the only reason people go for the God version is because religion has been accepted by people.
Neither "is more likley", IMO.
Would seem you failed to grasp concepts and nuances in what I just posted.
No surprise there.
Clueless remains your middle name.
1) After a contentious, provocative, and abusive interaction with you on another thread, this seemed like another attempt to take jabs at me and provoke another contentious interaction. Check your mirror and not as much your fault as mine.Wow, you put up some deep and meaningful conversation, and within a few posts you show your displeasure at someone having other ideas and then you resort to insults.
Well nothing says "fuck off you're on my ignore list" than this.
Bye bye.
I'm still inclined to think they would need to have a 46 chromosome pattern same as humans, yet haven't seen this confirmed yet. Never the less ...
Neanderthals and humans may belong to the same species, say scientists. It could rewrite the history of our evolution.
...MSN
www.msn.com
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Most of us have a bit of Neanderthal DNA, with some more than others. Scientists think they've figured out why.
Scientists have long been puzzled by why some East Asian populations have a little more Neanderthal DNA than others. A new study provide clues.www.businessinsider.com