Welcome to Baptist Board, a friendly forum to discuss the Baptist Faith in a friendly surrounding.
Your voice is missing! You will need to register to get access to all the features that our community has to offer.
We hope to see you as a part of our community soon and God Bless!
Although I don't believe the mission's actual priority is centered on finding life on Mars it seems that is the underlying question that many what to know. Is it even possible?
Because there is no such thing as evolution. There is "In the beginning GOD" and nothing exists outside of Him. this 6000 year old creation is spelled out and there is no possibility for evolution.I see no reason that there wouldn't be life on Mars. Now, I personally don't think there will be intelligent life. But bacteria, etc, I see no reason why. What is interesting to me, is the blow that evolutionists will take if we don't find life on Mars. After all, why couldn't life forms have evolved to accomodate the atmosphere there?
Because there is no such thing as evolution. There is "In the beginning GOD" and nothing exists outside of Him. this 6000 year old creation is spelled out and there is no possibility for evolution.
With every NASA project they seek to prove evolution and life outside of earth but instead in every attemtp have actually proven God's word to be truth. They cannot find what is not there.Not even a single shred of evidence that it is.
That was kind of my point. If they don't find anything, evolutionists are going to take a blow.
However, contrary to what you believe, I see no reason why God wouldn't have put bacteria and microorganisms there. Then again, I see no reason why He would've. To me, the point is kind of moot.
Well you are correct if you don't believe the creation account.Could life exist elsewhere? Of course. We just haven't been told one way or another.
Based on scripture there is no possible way or even reason for life to be anyplace in the universe except here on earth.
Scripture is silent on life elsewhere in the universe. Based on scripture microwave ovens don't exist.
Life, in whatever form, can be anywhere God chose to create it for His purposes.
As to Mars, not likely. But not impossible, as there are bacteria and such in ocean vent pipes and sulphur springs. Watching this unfold, if some organic compounds are discovered on Mars, what will be done with the "news"?
Will that herald another and greater push to continue to build a modern day version of the Tower of Babel?
In another thread there's a discussion about feeding the hungry of the world. If memory serves, this mission's investment so far is over 2 billion dollars. Wouldn't our Lord have been better served using those resources to take care of the "widows and orphans" of this planet?
Although I don't believe the mission's actual priority is centered on finding life on Mars it seems that is the underlying question that many what to know. Is it even possible?
I could not agree more with you. However interest and priorities come to play here. People are not interested in helping the poor an needy in the countries. In a certain web board of a self-help career book I started a thread about helping the poor and needy and how the book Radical has changed my life. My thread got deleted.. I am guessing but I think that the administrators and those in that camp are more interested in self-fulfillment, finding their dream jobs, getting rich, and such than the poor. They are not interested in the facts at all, but have an agenda and most likely a strong dislike of me because I am not of the same mind. They will lie about me, accuse me falsely, and when presented with the facts they will ignore them as they have an agenda.
:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: You are correct Woody. Even Jesus did not wipe out hunger when He was hear and He could have done so very easily.I know you're on a poor and needy kick, but derailing threads to talk about what you want to talk about is very rude. And not every cent needs to be spent towards helping the poor and needy. If I decide to go out and eat with my wife, I don't have to feel bad about it and think, "Man, that $50 could have been sent to another country to help the poor."
no, for there takes a VERY unique combination for life to actually arise and substain, and here on earth it is due ONLY to God doing special Creation act here upon the earth
Woody I have never heard that kind of logic from a creationist, but if you have fine and I would agree it is lame if that is the main bases for their argument. Our main argument should be that God has given the account of creation and that is how it is with no life anyplace else. As much as I like science fiction I am afraid it does tend to cause some to cling to the fiction side. Not even plant life much less biological life any place else. No life of any kind outside of earth and I would point out that every bit of exploration bares that out, not the other way around.I am a Creationist 100%. I don't even accept forms of Theisitc Evolution. However, I hate this argument, this "proof" that Creationists try to use. The fact is, if evolution were true, then we would have developed to inhabit the environment. We wouldn't have developed because of the environment. So, saying that "Earth is the only place that has all the necessary ingredients for life" actually hurts our cause, instead of helping it, by making us look ignorant.