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  What is the Evidence for a Common Ancestor for Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells?

  by Sea Breeze in

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  prokaryotes.

  eukaryotes.

  lysosomes and centrosomes are present.

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  Jeffro

  What is the Evidence for Creation of Life by an Incorporeal 'Spirit Creature'?

  Remember, you need to be just as precise as you would expect for answers to your question.
  
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  Need help identifying a book

  by oncebitten in

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  hello all.. i could use some help identifying the title of a wt book that i read back in the early 90's.

  it was an older book when i read it.

  i wish that i could recall more than i do.

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  Jeffro

  vienne:

  Jeff, I'm responible. It was meant as an up vote. I've repaired the error

  Fair enough. Though it's not the first time, I (and others) have inexplicably had entirely reasonable comments downvoted, and it's usually not just an innocent mistake.

  You are formally excluded from the 'moron' category. 😂
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  What is the Evidence for a Common Ancestor for Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells?

  by Sea Breeze in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  prokaryotes.

  eukaryotes.

  lysosomes and centrosomes are present.

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  Jeffro

  https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK9841/
  
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  What is the Evidence for a Common Ancestor for Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells?

  by Sea Breeze in

  1. watchtower
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  prokaryotes.

  eukaryotes.

  lysosomes and centrosomes are present.

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  Jeffro

  Why are you asking that here? Ask on a biology forum.

  Once again, this is an appeal to ignorance. Just another ‘God of the gaps’ fallacy.
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  Need help identifying a book

  by oncebitten in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  hello all.. i could use some help identifying the title of a wt book that i read back in the early 90's.

  it was an older book when i read it.

  i wish that i could recall more than i do.

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  Jeffro

  What’s with morons inexplicably putting downvotes on completely uncontroversial replies on this forum? 🤣
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  Need help identifying a book

  by oncebitten in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  hello all.. i could use some help identifying the title of a wt book that i read back in the early 90's.

  it was an older book when i read it.

  i wish that i could recall more than i do.

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  Jeffro

  Jehovah’s Witnesses in the Divine Purpose (1959)

  https://www.amazon.com/Jehovahs-Witnesses-Divine-Purpose-religion/dp/B000GK2Z3E
  
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  SECRET RECORDING 14TH APRIL:RALPH WALLS: MORE CHANGES ARE COMING!

  by raymond frantz in

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  secret recording 14th april:ralph walls: more changes are coming!.

  ( broadcasted to all british congregations today).

  https://youtu.be/owg4bqj7pd0?si=yvfpkkos_qoy9u10.

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  Beth Sarim:

  I have my original 1988 Revelation Climax book in pristine condition. The one that we went through,,,I forget how many times.. The original copy without the "insert",,,, the original copy before the Borg got "busted" as a UN NGO affiliate. You should have seen the looks I got one time during the the CO visit around 2007 or so. We were doing the Revelation Climax book,,,& I did NOT have the ""updated insert"". I only had the "original" You'll have to pry my original 1988 Revelation Climax book from my cold dead hands.
  
  

  See also https://www.jehovahs-witness.com/topic/156732/revelation-grand-climax-adjusted.

  I have suspected for some time that they are working on an updated book about Revelation.
  
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  Solar Eclipse - How Common is It?

  by Sea Breeze in

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  of the 213 moons in our solar system, only ours provides a total solar eclipse.. coincidence?.

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  Jeffro

  See Breeze:

  You are the one who said on page one of this topic that the rules of logic are a "human construct".

  This is one of those concepts that creationists often (deliberately) confuse. Like the ‘laws’ of physics, and like mathematics, the ‘laws’ of logic are observations (which is the aspect that ‘requires a brain’) of how things are. The observed ‘laws’ themselves are not designed proscriptions nor human inventions.
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  Solar Eclipse - How Common is It?

  by Sea Breeze in

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  of the 213 moons in our solar system, only ours provides a total solar eclipse.. coincidence?.

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  Sea Breeze:

  Your assumption about the reliability of logic is what I am questioning. If atheists assume accidental explosions, unguided chance, and chaotic chemical reactions explain of the origins of logic, why do they view logic as trustworty?
  It is a ligitimate question which flows directly from atheist assumptions... not mine. No strawman there.
  So far you've guessed because they work. Which I pointed out as the logical fallacy of irrelevant thesis. You've also suggested logic is produced by our minds. But, that doesn't make any sense because we all have different brain chemistry, IQ's, experiences etc.

  Aside from the false equivalence conflating atheism with specific cosmological models, this navel gazing sophistry is meant to sound deep but it’s just the usual ‘god of the gaps’ argument from ignorance.
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  Solar Eclipse - How Common is It?

  by Sea Breeze in

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  of the 213 moons in our solar system, only ours provides a total solar eclipse.. coincidence?.

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  “Uranus rotates at a nearly 90-degree angle from the plane of its orbit. This unique tilt makes Uranus appear to spin sideways, orbiting the Sun like a rolling ball.”

  Hence Uranus and Venus both have unique rotational aspects. But you go on continuing to miss the point.