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These are disreputable, unscientific sites. Try sourcing something that is remotely scientific.
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These are disreputable, unscientific sites. Try sourcing something that is remotely scientific.
First (or last in the post) mistake. Facts and theories and truth
are all different things. And as I said, nothing you see screams
"I'm billions of years old!" You have to believe scientists and
their tests over the one who created everything, including the
radiation they misuse in their attempts to render him irrelevant.
I won't go through each item and show you how wrong you are
to accept it blindly. Yahweh is the only one worthy of that faith
in the first place. I will let you begin with the following links if
you care to know how much you've been duped by humanism
disguised as science.
http://creationtoday.org/radiometric-dating-is-it-accurate/
http://creation.com/the-way-it-really-is-little-known-facts-about-radiometric-dating
https://answersingenesis.org/evidence-for-creation/six-evidences-of-young-earth/
Of course, you can dig up other sites that refute these facts, and I can dig up more
that refute theirs, and so on. Eventually, it comes down to faith, and mine is in Yahweh.
If you believe in a god who created death, disease and suffering, that is no god.
The trouble with those sites is that they not only argue against science, they intentionally misrepresent it. That seems to be true of Creationists generally. When a Creationist says something like "evolution requires..." or "the theory of evolution says..." you can bet the ranch that what follows will be a bald-faced lie.
If you can't argue your position honestly, what good is it?
These are disreputable, unscientific sites. Try sourcing something that is remotely scientific.
You are accusing him of libel? Every word he said was spot on.Exactly what I was thinking of your first paragraph.
Unless, maybe you can add some facts to your libel
of creationists in general?
But I DO believe my Bible. I think that there are many different genres in the Bible. Songs and poems and parables and books of history and books of law and proverbs and myths. You have to read each part in the genre that it is, and not try to make it something it is not. Don't we agree that it would be ridiculous to read a Psalm and take it literally that rivers clap their hands? It is just as ridiculous to take a creation myth literally. You have to read it for the eternal truth it teaches (that God created the world) NOT as a history book.If you don't believe your own bible
But I DO believe my Bible. I think that there are many different genres in the Bible. Songs and poems and parables and books of history and books of law and proverbs and myths. You have to read each part in the genre that it is, and not try to make it something it is not. Don't we agree that it would be ridiculous to read a Psalm and take it literally that rivers clap their hands? It is just as ridiculous to take a creation myth literally. You have to read it for the eternal truth it teaches (that God created the world) NOT as a history book.
Take a look at the thread "Evolution and logical fallacies," the discussion of information theory starting at post 27.Exactly what I was thinking of your first paragraph.
Unless, maybe you can add some facts to your libel
of creationists in general?
But I DO believe my Bible. I think that there are many different genres in the Bible. Songs and poems and parables and books of history and books of law and proverbs and myths. You have to read each part in the genre that it is, and not try to make it something it is not. Don't we agree that it would be ridiculous to read a Psalm and take it literally that rivers clap their hands? It is just as ridiculous to take a creation myth literally. You have to read it for the eternal truth it teaches (that God created the world) NOT as a history book.
Take a look at the thread "Evolution and logical fallacies," the discussion of information theory starting at post 27.
How many examples do you want? Why don't you show me a Creationist who argues against science as it is rather than a straw man cooked up by the organizations behind those websites you posted.Does that prove that creationists in general consistently and
intentionally misrepresent science and lie about evolution?
If not, you are still libeling those who don't
How many examples do you want? Why don't you show me a Creationist who argues against science as it is rather than a straw man cooked up by the organizations behind those websites you posted.
When you say 'those websites', you are talking about probably
dozens of people, if not more. I have never seen a problem on
the pages I link to. I will accept your label on them IF you can find
problems with any of the three I posted. Not refutations of fact,
but misrepresentation or fraud or lying about evolution, as you
allege.
A fourth link:
http://www.earthage.org/youngearthev/evidence_for_a_young_earth.htm
ROFLMAO!When you say 'those websites', you are talking about probably
dozens of people, if not more. I have never seen a problem on
the pages I link to. I will accept your label on them IF you can find
problems with any of the three I posted. Not refutations of fact,
but misrepresentation or fraud or lying about evolution, as you
allege.
A fourth link:
http://www.earthage.org/youngearthev/evidence_for_a_young_earth.htm
Very means a whole heck of a lot.How would you define something that God says is very good?
And it's God's idea of good, not necessarily ours, and not necessarily fully known to us, anyway. When a Creationist says, "God pronounced what He created to be very good, therefore it must be thus-and-so." what follows is self-serving speculation.
And how many of them actually have PhD's in biology, genetics, biological anthropology, geology, or the like? Not dozens.When you say 'those websites', you are talking about probably
dozens of people, if not more.