You failed to provide the quote and my exposition on it together. Instead you split them apart. Why not include them together?
Why not own up to what you said?
Either we were created or we were'nt. There is no third option. This is not debatable.
Duh. Either something is blue or it isn't. Either something is a liquid or it isn't. This really isn't moving the discussion forward.
When you use the term evolution, you need to use a qualifier or specifier. "Evolution" can mean a number of things. What you should say is "Neo-Darwinian Evolution by Natural Selection" or the "unguided, blind, purposeless, matter creating mind out of chaos view of evolution." Being specific is much more conducive to fruitful discussion.
It is only creationists that try to blur what evolution is. We are talking about biology, and there is only one theory used by biologists when it comes to change over time. There really isn't a mystery here.
I am not concerned with the infinite number of logically possible explanations for the cosmos, or hypothetical "natural mechanisms" which by their definition, could never be explanations for the universe anyway. Only the ones that scientists, metaphysicians, physcists, cosmologists, and astronomers posit as being worthy of being included in the live pool of explanations are explanations that I am concerned with. One of those explanations is the traditional western conceptualization of God i.e. The Greatest Conceivable Being.
So you exclude the other thousands of creator gods right from the get go? Why do you do that?
Scientists need to be honest and speak truthfully. That is all I desire of them. When they are presented with clear evidence that the best explanation for a set of given data is a supernatural one, then I expect them to suspend their methodological naturalistic presuppositions and follow the evidence where it leads. Unfortunately, some are unable to do this for personal reasons.
And this evidence is . . .?
That is not my job. There are scientists that are doing just that as we speak.
So what are these experiments? Where can we read about this research?
Ironic coming from someone whose beliefs are not based on science but rather an elaborate, unfalsifiable extrapolation constructed upon tidbits of truth.
Projection much?
Which of my beliefs are unfalsifiable? Name them.
I do not make it a habit of presenting evidence to someone in order to persuade them of something if they have already determined before hand that said evidence does not and cannot even exist. You are asking me to do something you do not even believe is possible. So why ask?
IOW, you have no evidence. You claimed to lead horses to water, but now you claim that you don't. Go figure.
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