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But there are concrete ways to date the strata... you just don't like them. But if you want to play that game, lets do it. Go ahead and explain how the sedimentary layers of the Grand Canyon were formed by the flood. In detail.
You may think that is the way it is but it isn't. Why would one scientist draw inferences and another already have a conclusion? If science is only about natural laws and allows no religion or whatever in, then their conclusion is that things happen through natural causes. They then draw inferences based on that first conclusion.
Otherwise they would see ID in all the holes in evolution theory.
By the way, how can you come to an inference without a conclusion first? Or rather without a presupposition first? For instance, you develope a good microscope and find a flagellum to be a tiny nanomachine that no human to date could construct that has the exact same characteristics of a machine that humans would and do build. Also one that without such a biological machine the main virus would cease to function. What would be the only conclusion? Or do you make up a way for it to fit your presumption?
I was not there and no one else was so it's anyone's guess. Next?
And are you going back to the flagellum? We have that all but figured out, how it works, how it evolves.
So any chance that Noah's family had longer telomeres because of less oxidative stress?
O.k. Sure, but there is no concrete way to date the strata. Neither you nor I saw it build up or be deposited. So lets just forget about dates.
What's next?
You may think that is the way it is but it isn't. Why would one scientist draw inferences and another already have a conclusion? If science is only about natural laws and allows no religion or whatever in, then their conclusion is that things happen through natural causes. They then draw inferences based on that first conclusion.
Otherwise they would see ID in all the holes in evolution theory.
By the way, how can you come to an inference without a conclusion first? Or rather without a presupposition first? For instance, you develope a good microscope and find a flagellum to be a tiny nanomachine that no human to date could construct that has the exact same characteristics of a machine that humans would and do build. Also one that without such a biological machine the main virus would cease to function. What would be the only conclusion? Or do you make up a way for it to fit your presumption?
I was not there and no one else was so it's anyone's guess. Next?
Yes, the one assumption we make is that natural phenomena can be explaned via natural laws and mechanisms. You are correct there. It is a reasonable assumption and one that has never failed. However, your assertions have been that common descent and an old earth are also assumptions, and this is wrong. We infer these conclusions by examining the evidence. They did not have to be... but they are.You may think that is the way it is but it isn't. Why would one scientist draw inferences and another already have a conclusion? If science is only about natural laws and allows no religion or whatever in, then their conclusion is that things happen through natural causes. They then draw inferences based on that first conclusion.
This is exactly how you guys do things, but not the way science works. You assert that I.D. is the default position, and any issues with evolution support I.D. by default. I call that "stacking the deck." Come up with evidence for I.D. and I will reconsider it.Otherwise they would see ID in all the holes in evolution theory.
What should the conclusion be? By itself, all you could conclude is that no human created it. Why do you leap to the conclusion that a nameless all-powerful entity created it and put it one earth to infect other organisms? (oh and btw, viruses don't have flagellum... you could use bacterium insteadBy the way, how can you come to an inference without a conclusion first? Or rather without a presupposition first? For instance, you develope a good microscope and find a flagellum to be a tiny nanomachine that no human to date could construct that has the exact same characteristics of a machine that humans would and do build. Also one that without such a biological machine the main virus would cease to function. What would be the only conclusion? Or do you make up a way for it to fit your presumption?
And who recorded God's creation of the universe or the creation of Adam? Since no one was there to record it then suffice it to say that according to your reasoning let us forget about God altogether right?You are forgetting that others saw him, heard him and recorded his words.
What you are doing is using false logic since you switched the premise around. No one saw the sediments forming. Someone saw Jesus and his disciples and recorded it.
Well, how did the Helicobacter pylori survive the stomach acid of an organism while evolution was talking quite a long time to build up each part of it's flagellum? Does your video explain that?
And who recorded God's creation of the universe or the creation of Adam? Since no one was there to record it then suffice it to say that according to your reasoning let us forget about God altogether right?
Perhaps you are ignorant as to where Moses got the information for the books he wrote.
What should the conclusion be? By itself, all you could conclude is that no human created it. Why do you leap to the conclusion that a nameless all-powerful entity created it and put it one earth to infect other organisms? (oh and btw, viruses don't have flagellum... you could use bacterium instead).
Sorry and thanks for the correction. Bacteria.
So how do you propose the Helicobacter pylori avoided the stomach acid without a flagellum and having it develop over a long period of time?
Sorry and thanks for the correction. Bacteria.
So how do you propose the Helicobacter pylori avoided the stomach acid without a flagellum and having it develop over a long period of time?
Perhaps you are.