What kind of scientist are you? maybe life science.
I'm a theoretical physicist.
What kind of scientist doesn't know that existence of atoms are a proven fact??
All of them. We have very, very good evidence for their existance, but it is ultimately an unproven theory. But by all means, prove me wrong: demonstrate their existance.
Even have photographic evidence.
This just further highlights your ignorace: atomic theory tells us they cannot be photographed. We can create (what we believe to be) images of them:
But these are ultimately not photographic images of the atoms themselves (this image, for instance, was done via a scanning tunneling microscope).
The truth is you have to rely on ignorant people wholl just take your word for everything,
Yes, gosh-darn those university lecturers and them there world-reknowned textbooks.
Youre just some biologist thats it. You don't know any physics and probably just took chemistry for life science majors-mostly organic and bio.
Hmm, no. I'm a theoretical physicst. I do love how you think a biologist with 'majors' in organic chemistry and biology, could have no first-hand knowledge of evolutionary theory. I mean, it's not like evolution pertains to the biological sciences...
Oh, wait, it does. What's your point again?
Still you try to go on and make a psuedo science out of Darwin and evolution. Those ideas are outdated anyways so why you go around forcing this on our children?
Because you're wrong: it
isn't outdated, it
is science, and
thousands of scientists attest to this fact.
Then you go on to say having a child is evolution. In what way???
See below.
That would be news to the general public!
Indeed it would, but only because the general public is unfortunately ignorant of the techinicalities surrounding evolutionary theory. For instance, evolution itself is defined as a change in the frequency of inheritable traits in a given population of self-replicators over time.
Having a child fits this definition: before the child's existance, the frequency was
x, and after it increased by 1. I.e., the population has evolved.
You said can ANY historical event be proven? This is how you make your case??
I was highlighting the absurdity of your statement (""). That something is unproven tells us nothing about its likelyhood. For instance, I cannot say with 100% certainity that you are not some sophisticated machine, but I
can say that this possibility is remote (to say the least). Likewise, though I cannot say with 100% certainty that the Holocaust happened, I am nonetheless very confident that it
did happen.
So my point is that you are either proposing the absurd by your statement, or are simply mistaken. I'm betting it's the latter.
To answer your question, sure it can. Just show me a photograph of a past event and I'll go along with it
Prove to me that this photograph:
Necessarily demonstrates the existance of Buffalo Bill.
The point is that you merely assume that this photograph is representative of past events. You cannot demonstrate that this wasn't done by magic gnomes with an inclination to deception (for instance).
and unless you EVoS come up with the hard evidence, no one going to go along with you.
Two words: radiocarbon dating.
You got no numbers, no formula to plug #s into and test like real science does. Man, you people havent got none of that and that's your big problem.
So because biology doesn't have the mathematical rigour of, well, mathematics, it is necessarily false?
Wow, I guess all those vaccinations and observed instances of speciation just didn't happen.
You know you're a fundy when you reject empiricism...
You ought to try more science and less decieving if youre going to call it science.
By all means, show me where I've decieved anyone.
There are theories out there anyone can come up with. Yours isn't nowhere strong enough to be taken as real science.
Yet again, you show your utter ignorance when it comes to science. A theory is simply a proposed explanation that has evidence. It is a valid hypothesis that magic gnomes are pulling masses together, as is the notion that Einstein's field equations hold true.
Neither are proven, but guess which one is more well evidenced.
You dont find no 'Missing links' in Physics or Chemistry.
Oh really? So tell me what dark matter is.
All their theories have been proven.
Absolute nonsense.
Every single physical law which by the way, the Lord made also so you and I dont fall apart while typing, has been proven and put into practice in everyday applications like engineering. Numbers, numbers and more numbers.
And evolutionary theory has applications in computing, dynamic systems, artificial life, artificial intelligence, medicine, anthropology, palaeoarchaeology, etc.
What kind of science you got that proves we came from monkeys or worms or amoeba?
This question makes no sense:
1) Science isn't a thing to be presented, it is a method to be considered.
2) Noone claims to have proof of our common ancestry with all other lifeforms.
What we do have, however, is literally overwhelming amounts of evidence.
Whats more, the first thing that came out of you tells me you don't know how to read a Bible
Bible's aren't hard to read, with or without the Holy Spirit's guidance.
or familiar with who Christ is.
Dude on the cross, died for our sins, forgiveness, turn the other cheek, born of a virgin, God manifest, one third of a triune deity, etc. I'm familiar with the Jesus myths.
Everyone, even a biologist like you should be familiar with the verse that "before the world existed I am".
What? Why on Earth should everyone be familiar with that (not everone speaks English, for starters...)?
That may go over the head of someone in your field of work but its meaning is clear to most of us.
Since you have bizarrely presumed that I am a biologist, I'll sit here in polite bemusement whilst you collect your thoughts. Do try to pay attention next time.
This is the day that the lord hath made-whether you believe it or not
Prove it. Moreover, explain why shepherd were tending their flocks
smack bang on the Winter Solstice.