Comments on: are we god made or we been cloned

By: mohammed alabed

mohammed alabed — Mon, 04 May 2009 18:26:59 +0000

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By: mohammed alabed

mohammed alabed — Mon, 04 May 2009 18:25:23 +0000

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By: Eric/Canada

Eric/Canada — Mon, 04 May 2009 13:13:08 +0000

Now, keep in mind that just because our origins may not be from a particularly creative morning in the Garden of Eden, that certainly does not mean that we are not God made. Even if we are the result of several space hopping voyages or even one, it does not follow that the origins of our species is not the work of the Creator, just that it is not from this planet. In fact, the immensity of such an undertaking would imply a strong spiritual discipline in those who may have done so. As for them being “superhumans”, such a term is completely relative. As I have said, we possess the technology to do such an undertaking, not quite to the level of remote cloning, but certainly to send a large enough group of settlers to another planet to be genetically viable. We just don’t possess the unity of purpose. Such a will, an intent, would probably only be possible in a faith construct, so even if such an event happened in our primordial history, you could still consider it a divine creation (just a lil less direct).

By: mohammed alabed

mohammed alabed — Mon, 04 May 2009 00:16:23 +0000

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for everyone who reading me now I WANT TO DO QUESTIONNAIRE about this website and you have to type one ward of these two wards POSSIBLE or CRAZY and remember to read well before you give your opinion…..THANK YOU VERY MUCH

By: al joispa

al joispa — Sun, 03 May 2009 20:30:09 +0000

Good question… I thought about it a lot even though I’m now a Muslim and believe in God. I just realized that cloning does presume the presence of another like-minded and like-constructed human or superhuman which as, eric/canada, said, would only render it impossible for him/er to survive intergalactic travel… still, what if we were cloned! Who cloned the monkeys, the lizards and the birds and why would they leave a beautiful earth to search for another. We got to where we are by observation and critical thinking… What makes me closer to Islam is that there are clues in Quran if you look close enough, as i believe there are in the Bible too and other books that we never got to see from our past. Quran tells us, walk upon earth and look how creation was begun… so it tells us to look for clues in the ground, which is from where we’ve risen. It also says, we refined you then we erected you, another hint. It says we created you humans in phases and for periods of time you were of nothing to mention…. it says the mountain…. is like an open book with years as pages telling us of the past… and so on and on and always repeats that God made any living organism of water. There’s a lot more if your read with an inquisitive mind. But again, you can still argue that such books were also delivered by such superhumans…. it’s a faith thing at the end I guess.

By: eric/canada

eric/canada — Sun, 03 May 2009 12:55:37 +0000

Ok, several considerations to your musings:
The foremost one is the distance involved and the time it would take to get to another planet.
Unless scientists find a way to travel faster than the speed of light, we are talking about a generational project, where people are actually born and die during the space voyage (I believe the nearest Earth-like planet to us is something like 150 light years away). Consider what that, first off, would do to the society “seeded”. Now, we have the existing technology to actually do this; it would just take a mammoth commitment of resources for a project that would not see success in our lifetimes. Finally, and here is a really weird thought: Einstein theorized that the closer an object approached the velocity of light, the more relative time would slow for it. Perhaps we are the result of future generations of humans who figured out how to go faster than light, and then travelled back in time instead, and we are their descendants. Chew on that for awhile.

By: alan

alan — Sat, 02 May 2009 22:39:18 +0000

Mohammed, being questioning and open minded doesn’t seem crazy to me, and thinking about how it could all be different to what we are told even if it isn’t, is the only way for us humans to live.
Love and Peace