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If an airline decided that instead of maintaining their planes and doing safety checks, that they would instead pray for a safe journey before flying, would you be so narrow-minded that you wouldn't fly on that airlne?

The problem here is that you're doing the classical creationist thing. What has been established through discussion is that you don't even understand the question. You say that scientists (who you conflate with evolutionists) were advising against distilled water but your health showed them to...

I believe that there will be alien races out there in the universe. However, my evidence for such is poor.

A male should drink about 3.7l of water a day, and you are drinking about 852ml, or about 23% of your daily water requirement is from distilled water. Note that some of that water consumption may be through food. The potential damage that doctors warn of are if someone drinks all of their water...

What has that got to do with magical thinking? Unless you're equating 'magical thinking' to 'not knowing what you're talking about'. You say that you're drinking pure water for health. Normal drinking water has minerals etc. in them which can contribute signficantly to health. E.g. calcium. Is...

So, it has nothing to do with spirits then. At least, not the spirits related to religion as usually discussed in this forum.

Magical Realism is style of fiction. Yes, it makes sense to use it there. I mistook your previous post as advocating it in understanding reality.

I did once remember hearing an interview with a Christian on the radio. She said that she did not believe in God when she was younger. She said that due to serious problems she had, she decided to kill herself. She went to a pharmacy and asked if they sold poison. When the pharmacy asked what...

How well does it work in the real world?

Yes, but you were saying that you would go up against evolutionists with your claims and beliefs. If you are doing so with statements which are not relevant at all, then that calls into question why you target 'evolutionists' as a body of people to discuss these issues with. And, you are...

Thank you for confirming my previous statement that all you have are bizarre irrelevances. This is precisely my point. Creationists are so poor at arguing their case that they don't know how to even construct an argument. Wasn't another one of the people here who attempts to discuss evolution...

OK, I return to my question. Do you have anything that you could take to evolutionists that wouldn't make them think that you have no idea what you are talking about? Can you give me your best case, evidence, and/or argument?

Could you please cite the research? I quickly verified that the vaccine is safe and widely used, but didn't find the research you mentioned.

Why would you present this plan to 'evolutioniists' (etc.)? And what on earth has this got to do with 'spirits' . This remains a bizarre thing to say, and why would 'evolutionists' be impressed by it? Do you have anything you'd present to evolutionists whcih supports your view of evolution and...

And this proves my point. This is utterly bizarre. You claim that you can bring 'creatiionist/spirit-led solutions' (AKA 'magic') for many of our problems. Reading what you write above simply makes me concerned for your mental health.

And I see no significant difference between how Christians describe their connection to and experience of God wiith those reported by believers in other religions. If one religion was actually true, and therefore other religions false, I'd expect to see a signifiicant qualitative difference...

I believe that the mechanisms by which vaccines very occasionally cause harm are understood. But, I do not have suitable references to hand which can explain. One example is that of live vaccines, where the vaccine is a living but attenuated virus that infects the vaccinated individual, but...

I don't know what happened to 'Dad' who claimed to be 'never defeated', but I suspect that some creationists here seem to think that you only lose an argument if you stop posting. So, by continuing to post endlessessly they never lose. The fact that their arguments are clearly so bad as to count...

I believe that it is well established that vaccines can cause injury, and here is some research discussing that. How can vaccines cause damage? It's recognised that effectively those few who are damaged have paid a price for the benefit that the vast majority of the population receives. Hence...

Friends of mine in the Middle East are reporting that the number of cases is now reducing, and parts of Iraq are now pretty much virus free. EDIT: Wait a second, have I posted in a forum I shouldn't? I thought the forum would automatically stop me from posting in forums not open to non-Christians.