Ed Vidence said:
Why would a Darwinist suddenly betray the central point of Darwin's theory (Genesis Creator not involved in nature) ? This is also tantamount to asserting the earth is flat.
We have TEist rhetoric evading the invulnerable OP points and logic.
EV
Uh. What? I do disagree with Darwin on something. He said that there was a creator that started it all with either one or several starting lifeforms. In fact Darwin said, "There is grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed into a few forms, or into one;"
So the OP's logic falls apart simply because of the fact that Darwin was a theist. (A TE, in fact possibly the first TE). No contradiction for the TE's of today. Atheists don'/t have to believe anything to qualify as atheists, (excepting the blindingly obvious) and are free to accept whatever explaination makes the most sense. For this atheist, the TE's have the best supported argument. (Leaving out the part they don't attempt to support in the first place, because it's untestable, and unfalsifyable)
And why would I be mortal enemies with theists? My wife is a theist, and I'm not her enemy. Nor is she my enemy. We just don't agree on the specifics of how life (the universe, and everything) started.
Though we do agree on the most likely explaination fo how life got so complicated. She isn't one for ignoring God's own handiwork to argue that her, human, interpretation of a book (no matter how important that book may be) outweighs the evidence that God left behind.. God doesn't decieve, according to her, and I have no problem with that.
The OP looks like YECist rhetoric evading reality....