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Sure.Concentrate on the word "considered".
Is Thalidomide still considered a prenatal wonder drug?
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Sure.Concentrate on the word "considered".
Faith isn't acceptance without evidence.
False. The difference is the Bible MUST be believed on faith alone, while the ToE is either accepted or not (not "believed in") based on the evidence. IOW, one takes faith because there's no evidence, while the other has plenty of evidence on which to base acceptance (or not).
There is massive evidence for design in nature.
Am I to understand this post to indicate that I am a fan of AV?
It's detrimental to any adult conversation.
Unfortunately it's just not the kind of evidence that can be shared with others.
Faith isn't acceptance without evidence.
Not true. It is the kind of evidence that many many scientists refer to in their own papers. Dawkins speaks about the design seen in nature, Paul Davies, Lee Smolin too. They are not ID'ers either.
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I don't think he'd go as far as to call that much more than the 'magic of life' (or something like that*)
Have you read: *The Greatest Show On Earth?
Of course it is. What evidence (not personal anecdote) do you have that the Bible (and by extension your particular god) is true?
Of course it is. What evidence (not personal anecdote) do you have that the Bible (and by extension your particular god) is true?
Unfortunately it's just not the kind of evidence that can be shared with others.
Not true. It is the kind of evidence that many many scientists refer to in their own papers. Dawkins speaks about the design seen in nature, Paul Davies, Lee Smolin too. They are not ID'ers either.
Have you read any of Dawkins' books?
Education in the US if you are to go into any of the Biological Sciences you become accepting of evolution and for me not being a Christian at that time made acceptance undisputed.
I didn't have any problem with religion nor evolution as religion was not a part of my life.
When I became a full born again Christian I still just accepted what I had been taught and felt that it was not a problem either because I could accept both.
Now, I find myself, questioning why I just accepted what I was told about evolution. I did so due to the authority I gave to the evolutionary Scientists in their own fields. I wasn't in the research part of the Sciences and relied upon those who were.
Its about authority and the mistaken idea that Scientists remain unbiased and do adhere to scientific objectivity.
I am finding that evolution has become so ingrained into the mindset of Science that objectivity is no longer a desired trait.
One must not question evolution. Ever.
Well I am no longer blinding myself nor resting on the authority of men and women that have their own agendas.
I am glad for my education because it does give me an advantage in determining evolutionary claims and what is supporting them.
So while I still believe that evolution as defined happens, I am deeply looking into old accepted evolutionary explanations about life forms and systems.
So my advice to you is this, remember that nothing in Science should be a given.
Nothing in Science should be off limits of discord or alternate causes.
When something is appearing like dogma it is time to question it.
Talking about something is not evidence for that something.
'.... there is enough science in favour of creation. ....'