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cds113089 Newcomer Since: 11-18-05 From: Chicago Last post: 6718 days Last view: 6718 days |
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peter_ac, I think the links to the hacks you posted on there are down. Just lettin' you know. | |||
cds113089 Newcomer Since: 11-18-05 From: Chicago Last post: 6718 days Last view: 6718 days |
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The graphics and backgrounds are simply amazing! | |||
cds113089 Newcomer Since: 11-18-05 From: Chicago Last post: 6718 days Last view: 6718 days |
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Originally posted by Rydain There's few creationists who haven't seen the TalkOrigins archive. But rather than answer Phantomrain's and Bookworm's points you've just complained that they are not defining "evolution" correctly. Whatever you want to define evolution as, Bookworm made several good points against uniformitarianism, a theory that evolution is impossible without. Uniformitarianism itself is not evolution, but it is crucial to the theory of evolution and a subject that is very relevant to any debate. Bookworm isn't making any strawmen here. Macro evolution is the hypothesis that was made popular most notably by Charles Darwin. It states that creatures can mutate for no known reason and become other creatures. For instance, that fish can mutate into amphibians or that apes can mutate into homosaipiens.
Yes...pretty much what the previous poster said, only he's defining the long-term results.
Rydain is building one of his own strawmen to burn. Speciation is an important part of the creation model as well. "Species" as defined by modern scientists are not the same as "kinds" defined in Genesis 1, when God said that each animal would produce after its own kind. There can be many different species in a "kind".
You're right, mutations don't always result in the loss of genetic information, but mutations cannot add genetic information either. In the case of the bacteria, mutations modified genetic information in a way that ended up being helpful to the bacteria.
See here.
No one ever said this debate was limited to the definition of evolution as defined by TalkOrigins.
This being finished, I have some serious problems with what Rydain has to say about the Catholic Church.
Actually, Catholics believe in confession more because it is quite liberating to confess sins to one another. The Bible also says we should confess our sins to one another. It is only mortal sins (such as murder, serious theft, blasphemy) that can threaten one's salvation.
Actually, think of it more like this way: Someone gave you a gift, and you damaged it. Since you can't afford to replace it, you must take it to get repaired. If you damage a gift too much, it's not going to work. No one in the Catholic Church is suggesting that it is possible to gain your way into heaven by works. This is a big strawman. As for James 2:26, it is not saying that works can get you salvation, but it is saying that without doing good deeds, how much faith do you really have? Not much.
No, the Bible does not say anything about purgatory, although 2 Maccabees (part of the Apocrypha which is considered scriptural by Catholics) is used as a supporting verse for this doctrine when people pray for the dead. Purgatory, as far as I know, has always been taught by the Catholic Church as far back as history can tell us. Catholics believe in the Bible completely, all 66 (73 for them) books. They just also believe in Tradition. Catholics believe that you cannot earn your way into heaven and that the only way to get to heaven is by the salvation Christ offered. |
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cds113089 Newcomer Since: 11-18-05 From: Chicago Last post: 6718 days Last view: 6718 days |
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Originally posted by SilvershieldOriginally posted by drjayphdTo look to a cliche for an example, would anyone here suppose that a person from some distant, uncivilized part of the world is destined to burn for eternity just because he hasn't accepted Christ, even though he has no contact with Christianity (or any Western religion, for that matter)? To live a good life and treat one's neighbors with unconditional love is all that God asks of us, though to believe in Him makes that path infinitely easier. Romans 1:20 (NIV)..."For since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that men are without excuse." btw: Catholics are in no way fundamentalists. (edited by cds113089 on 12-04-05 05:38 PM) |
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cds113089 Newcomer Since: 11-18-05 From: Chicago Last post: 6718 days Last view: 6718 days |
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I usually just make hacks for my own personal enjoyment, but it still takes me a couple days per level, and even then I'll still have to go back every so often and make some changes. | |||
cds113089 Newcomer Since: 11-18-05 From: Chicago Last post: 6718 days Last view: 6718 days |
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Rather than take time to change all the graphics and get them perfectly right, my suggestion is to:
1) Find a level with the graphic set you want already in place, and edit it. 2) Go to the overworld. 3) Go to 16x16 tile editing mode and click on the level tile you want your level to be at. 4) Go to overworld in the toolbar, and click on modify level tile settings. Pick the level number of the level you modified. To place overworld tiles, you need to left-click on a tile that is the same as the one you want to place, and then right-click. |
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cds113089 Newcomer Since: 11-18-05 From: Chicago Last post: 6718 days Last view: 6718 days |
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That happens to me, too. For those of you who need more description: When you click on the icon to open SMB3 Workshop, the menu that BlueCar posted shows up. The program doesn't work. Personally, I don't find it all that incovenient to just download it every time I want to use it, because for me it always works the first time I open it. | |||
cds113089 Newcomer Since: 11-18-05 From: Chicago Last post: 6718 days Last view: 6718 days |
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Most emulators take screenshots.
If your first level won't load, chances are you have too many objects in it. If it's a plain level, take out those colored platforms. Somewhere on the internet there's a page which explains how to fix levels in SMB3 that aren't loading. |
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