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Reply #20 St.Yeepi's post
beza harun yahya ngan darwin, dia x kemuka teori tapi sekadar menterjemahkan kitab al-quran. jadi x boleh nak salahkan dia sbb bukannye dia yg tulih kitab tu, darwin pulak mmg bertanggungjawab sepenuhnya terhadap teori dia. tu pasal la topik ni pakai title penipuan darwin |
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sapa yg mengaku keturunan beruk tu malu la sket...aku keturunan adam as...
ps...syarul...ko ngaku teori darwin tu btul...ko ni keturunan ape?
[ Last edited by totally at 23-6-2007 02:07 AM ] |
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korg pkir 1 jerk la....
kalo betul la manusia ni dri keturunan monyet, kera, mawas, beruk & sewaktu dgnnya...
kenapa makhluk2 ni masih wujud smpai skrg?
makhluk2 ni x berevolusi jadi manusia ke?
adehhhh.... x masuk dek akal la weiiii!!!
p/s: aku keturunan adam & hawa, bukan monyet atau kera.... :@:@:@ |
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Reply #23 ijad_adiputera's post
ya betul tu:
kenapa hanya manusia je yang ada akal untuk bercakap,menulis,menyanyi,buat bangunan,bina tamadun?
jika teori darwin adalah betul,kita akan ada bangsa manusia,bangsa ayam,bangsa beruang,bangsa itik dan lain2 yang sama2 boleh berkomunikasi,bekerja,berbincang dan lain2 lagi aktiviti bertamadun... |
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What Darwin did, and here resides his merit, was expanding and concreting this already existent theory. And he did it in a very successful way, one must concede. My problem with Darwin being, his absolute lack of credit to those that preceded him in "his" theory (if I am mistaken and he did give them credit, please let me know). This misinformation has been carried on for centuries to this day, and remains mostly unrevealed, as has been proved.
Evolution does not negate the possibility of a Creator at all. This can be easily demonstrated philosophically.
Believe it or not, evolution was born in theism (muslim), and its current association with atheism is merely the consequence of Christian obscurity, which does not include per se other religions' view on the matter, although is currently tainting them.
In other order of things, the reborn of Christian Creationism is yet another sign of the stage of decline in which what has been called "western civilization" stays nowadays. Just as it happened with "Muslim civilization" so long ago.
http://azer.com/aiweb/categories ... ticles/92_tusi.html
[size=-1]Nasiraddin Tusi (also known as Nasir ad-Din Tusi) was born in 1201 in Tus, Khorasan, in what is now Iran. As a scientist and all-around genius, he is known for many things: founding an observatory in Maragha (the ancient cultural center situated in Maragha which is east of Tabriz in present-day Iran), interpreting and developing the mathematics of Euclid, predicting the existence of land west of the Atlantic Ocean as well as writing more than 80 influential books in Arabic and Persian about astronomy, geometry, geography, physics, law, history, medicine, philosophy, logic and ethics. Today he is highly revered and honored in Azerbaijan, and several education institutions are named after him, including the Tusi Pedagogical Institute in Baku.
What few people know, however, is that Tusi also developed a basic theory of evolution - more than 600 years before Charles Darwin.
[size=-1] Tusi used their works as the basis for a chapter of "Akhlag Nasiri", foreshadowing the theories of European scientists like Jean-Baptiste de Lamarck (1744-1829) and Charles Darwin (1809-1882).
There are some key differences between Tusi's approach and Darwin's "The Origin of Species". While Darwin used deductive reasoning, gathering samples of plants and animals to work his way from facts to a theory, Tusi used a more theoretical approach. Muslim scholars like Tusi relied on inductive reasoning, moving from theory to facts, instead of the other way around. He developed a theory and then explained the facts on the basis of this theory. When he wrote about evolution (he called it "perfection") as a theory, he therefore didn't dwell on the details. For instance, he didn't write specifically about natural selection or the struggle for existence. In modern terms, he was more of a philosopher than a scientist.
[size=-1] While this reasoning may seem backward to today's Western mind, some of Tusi's theories did have merit. For instance, Tusi believed that a body of matter is able to change, but is not able to entirely disappear. He wrote: "A body of matter cannot disappear completely. It only changes its form, condition, composition, color and other properties and turns into a different complex or elementary matter." His views were similar to those of the ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus (530-470 BC).
[size=-1]Tusi believed that the world once consisted of similar elements. He wrote: "They were equal and similar to each other. None of them had an advantage over the others, because all of these particles consisted of common primary matter."
From the modern point of view, it is possible to identify Tusi's primary particles as atoms or elementary particles. According to Tusi, in this first stage, all of the particles were similar and immobile. Later, internal contradictions gradually appeared inside this static world. Tusi wrote: "As a result, the balance was damaged, and the essential contrasts began to appear inside this early world. Therefore, some substances began to develop faster and better than others."
Tusi said that primary matter was the first link of the evolutionary chain. The four elements of Nature (fire, water, air and ground) were derived from this primary matter. In turn, minerals came from elements, plants from minerals, animals from plants, and humans from animals.
[size=-1] Tusi explained that hereditary variability was the leading force of evolution. He wrote that all living organisms were able to change and that the animate organisms developed owing to their hereditary variability: "The organisms that can gain the new features faster are more variable. As a result, they gain advantages over other creatures." This sounds remarkably like a simplistic form of Darwin's writings about mutations.
Why do these bodies of matter change? Tusi was right when he suggested: "The bodies are changing as a result of the internal and external interactions" - that is, as a result of environmental influences.
According to Tusi, substances compete with each other, so some of them have reached a higher level than others. Some bodies do not develop at all. Therefore, there are different levels of development in Nature.
[size=-1] Tusi noticed that organisms have unique ways of surviving. If an organism's structure corresponds to the environment, he said, that organism is perfect. He believed that all animals and plants in the world were perfect, because they all have the properties that are necessary to survive. Tusi wrote: "Look at the world of animals and birds. They have all that is necessary for defense, protection and daily life, including strengths, courage and appropriate tools [organs]".
[size=-1]Tusi believed that humans were derived from advanced animals. He wrote about the different transition forms between the human and animal world, saying: "Such humans [probably anthropoid apes] live in the Western Sudan and other distant corners of the world. They are close to animals by their habits, deeds and behavior."
Tusi said that humans are related to all living and inanimate creatures of Nature: "The human has features that distinguish him from other creatures, but he has other features that unite him with the animal world, vegetable kingdom or even with the inanimate bodies."
As to the differences, Tusi wrote that humans are not only biological, but also social beings: "Before [the creation of humans], all differences between organisms were of the natural origin. The next step will be associated with spiritual perfection, will, observation and knowledge."
According to Tusi, humans are distinct from animals because they are able to make professional tools (instruments). In conclusion, Tusi wrote: "All these facts prove that the human being is placed on the middle step of the evolutionary stairway. According to his inherent nature, the human is related to the lower beings, and only with the help of his will can he reach the higher development level."
Allegory or Science?[size=-1]
So why isn't Tusi widely known for developing the theory of evolution? It isn't just because he was from the East and wrote in Persian. Tusi's theory is based on philosophy and Islam. He believed that God created the world, and that after creation occurred, the world developed on its own, while God supervises and guides this process.
As a result, Eastern scientists who are familiar with Tusi's views about the perfection of the world have tended to interpret them from a religious or philosophical point of view. Many Muslims don't agree with the theory of evolution, just as some Christians don't, because it contradicts official theology. Although Tusi points at some of the same principles that Darwin developed, Eastern scientists consider Tusi's views as an allegory about the perfection of the human soul璶ot as naturalistic theory. [size=-1]
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Originally posted by Syarul at 21-6-2007 11:52 AM
Ada kebenaran dlm teori Darwin tentang manusia;
Yang dipersoalkannya adalah tahap pemikiran manusia itu sendiri. Contoh terbaik jika kita letak satu larva lipas dlm satu balang kaca dan ...
mane ko syarul? name cam muslim dah tp ngaku teori darwin aka keturunan beruk...
nape ko merendahkan tahap pemikiran ko smpi sanggup mengaku keturunan beruk ni?
x malu langsung.. |
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Originally posted by Syarul at 21-6-2007 11:52 AM
Ada kebenaran dlm teori Darwin tentang manusia;
Yang dipersoalkannya adalah tahap pemikiran manusia itu sendiri. Contoh terbaik jika kita letak satu larva lipas dlm satu balang kaca dan ... pendapat yg bagus, x macam forumer lain tahu condemn teori evolusi tapi x tahu apekemende diorang tengah cakap... |
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Originally posted by St.Yeepi at 23-6-2007 01:03 AM
Mana satu yang patut dihormati, seseorang yang menghabisi masa bertahun tahun untuk mempelajari sesuatu benda, atau seseorang yang cuma membaca tanpa mahu berusaha memahami secara terperinci.
... nice jugak... |
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Originally posted by kar at 23-6-2007 01:31
beza harun yahya ngan darwin, dia x kemuka teori tapi sekadar menterjemahkan kitab al-quran. jadi x boleh nak salahkan dia sbb bukannye dia yg tulih kitab tu, darwin pulak mmg bertanggungjawab se ...
Dan bagaimana dengan pendapat creationisme, apakah ia berdiri dengan bukti yang kukuh? Darwin membuat kajian melalui pendekatan science, sudah setentunya ianya berlawanan dengan pendekatan keagamaan.
Jika Harun Yahya tidak boleh dipersalahkan kerana menterjemah, mengapa kita nak salahkan Darwin yang membuat theori evolusi mengikut aliran pemikiran beliau? |
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ape yg bagus nye johnconan...kalau ko ngaku teori darwin tentang evolusi tu betul maknanye ko ni berevolusi dr monyet la ni....patutla jd camni...betul ke x betul? |
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Originally posted by johnconan at 24-6-2007 02:00 PM
pendapat yg bagus, x macam forumer lain tahu condemn teori evolusi tapi x tahu apekemende diorang tengah cakap...
Harun Lagi?? this fella opinion is biased.. anything but Islam is all wrong....
john join here if you wish
http://forum3.cari.com.my/viewthread.php?tid=280840&extra=page%3D1 |
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Like i said earlier, this theory can make u laugh and think.. Macam mana kehidupan boleh wujud di bumi ? it is quite difficult for me to accept that life started from a simple amino acid. if that is true, then we ourselves can create another life. Thats why i believe in soul bebeh! Soul differentiate u from each other ...and DNA .
Hmmm..maybe,maybe life started from a simple amino acid.. but granted a soul by a greater being.. . |
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Entah-entah si Yahudi sekor nama Darwin ni kot yang keturunan beruk.Sebab tu dia keluarkan teori cempedak macam tu. |
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Originally posted by wei_loon5063 at 30-6-2007 08:56 PM
You are wrong... I went to Lanzarote recently.... I went to the volcanic national park...
the Lanzarote Island appeared from the sea about 30 million years ago from volcano eruption.
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Easy la,those Lichens got there by air accidently, thanks to the birds.. A lot of things such as plants use bird to piggy back around the world.. Even diseases travels by air nowadays.. bird flu anybody ? |
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Originally posted by jkkkj at 30-6-2007 08:00 PM
Entah-entah si Yahudi sekor nama Darwin ni kot yang keturunan beruk.Sebab tu dia keluarkan teori cempedak macam tu.
Darwin tu kristian protestant.. even his discoverytu funded by Church if i'm not mistaken tapi last-last diorang yang tolak mentah2 idea tuh..tu la, sape sroh biaye hahahahahaha |
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Originally posted by totally at 29-6-2007 11:44 PM
ape yg bagus nye johnconan...kalau ko ngaku teori darwin tentang evolusi tu betul maknanye ko ni berevolusi dr monyet la ni....patutla jd camni...betul ke x betul? nak tanya lah pasal apa fizikal manusia sama cam beruk/ape? Terutamanya kedudukan kelenjar susu sama. Apasal x macam kucing ke, atau kenapa manusia fizikalnya sama ngan haiwan mamalia? Kenapa x cam fizikal ular ke, manusia yg bertelur ke?
Manusia bukanlah bentuk kewujudan sebenar kita, dan kita adalah hidupan berasaskan karbon. Alam semeta ini amat2 luas, tenunya adalah hidupan yg bukan dalam bentuk karbon. Mungkin ada hidupan yg berasaskan selain karbon.
so kenapalah susah sangat nak terima manusia berevolusi, manusia bukan kewujudan sebenar kita... |
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saya ada join, sekali sekala je lah... |
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Originally posted by dCrook at 30-6-2007 11:49 AM
Like i said earlier, this theory can make u laugh and think.. Macam mana kehidupan boleh wujud di bumi ? it is quite difficult for me to accept that life started from a simple amino acid. if that ... selagi kamu menganggap kewujudan sebenar kamu adalah manusia, selagi tu lah kamu adalah akan terus camni. Ya, soul lagi hebat, sebab itulah kewujudan sebenar kita adalah soul atau Oveself (namakan apa saje), manusia hanya lah bagaikan pakaian yg akan diguna semasa di alam fizikal. |
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