Obviously many people on here disagree on a very fundamental level on the importance of Scripture with regards to science issues.
But when someone makes statements about science issues could they please at least quote the scientific viewpoint accurately.
Then at least the debate has a frame of reference cemented in fact.
Isn't it embarrassing to argue against something when you cannot even quote the thing correctly?
Statements like
have no basis in fact. Now you can take issue with radiodating and debate that but don't make flat out errors such as implying carbon dating is used for dating things in the millions of years timescales. It is not used for this.
Another favourite is the 'evolution is the creation of life from non-lfe'. Again this is not a true statement of what evolution theory is about.
Argue evolution by all means - but don't argue from a misunderstanding of what it is.
But when someone makes statements about science issues could they please at least quote the scientific viewpoint accurately.
Then at least the debate has a frame of reference cemented in fact.
Isn't it embarrassing to argue against something when you cannot even quote the thing correctly?
Statements like
Did you know that carbon dating when first used use to only date back a few thousand years. But scientists felt that was wrong so they decided carbon dating was wrong and fixed it to add millions of years. Now that they got the answer that they wanted it was correct.
have no basis in fact. Now you can take issue with radiodating and debate that but don't make flat out errors such as implying carbon dating is used for dating things in the millions of years timescales. It is not used for this.
Another favourite is the 'evolution is the creation of life from non-lfe'. Again this is not a true statement of what evolution theory is about.
Argue evolution by all means - but don't argue from a misunderstanding of what it is.