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how many YEC's Are there???

Are you a creationist???

  • IM A YEC

  • IM NOT A YEC

  • IM SOMETNING IN BETWEEN


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Avtoritet

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duordi said:
So if I think the Earth itself is billions of years old and only life on Earth and some cosmetic chages to the Earths surface is new (6000 years old ) am I a YEC or an other ?

Duane
I assume that would be something in between;) but cosmetic changes to the surface of the earth happen every day, so your belief is as good as no YEC.
 
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Irish_Guevara said:
It's the pufferfish strategy. :p

Dead right. Fundamentalists use it all the time.

Folk in the UK will know that an organisation called "Christian Voice" successfully pressured a Cancer charity to not accept £3000 from a performance of the Jerry Springer Opera. They made it look like they were mainstream opinion, a big organisation. In reality, they are one lunatic with a fixation about gay police, and a tiny group of followers. Apparently when they picketed a play once, they managed 20 people including a load bussed in from Wales. But they seemed big when they talked big.

Take "Creation Science Evangelism" - sounds like a big organisation. It's not. It's Kent Hovind, his sons and half a dozen hangers-on. ICR and AiG are the same. Big web presence, actual organisation size miniscule, compared with any other shared interest scientific organisation. But you can't tell how big someone is from their website. The Internet has been an absolute boon for the Fundamentalist pufferfish.

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Electric Sceptic said:
Well said. Another vote that creationism is not science, and to keep it out of the science classroom.

Well said. Another vote that evolutionism is not science, and to keep it out of the science classroom.;)
 
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Avtoritet said:
creationism is based on the scientific principles

no it is not.

and can be easily read as science.

you mean people can be fooled into thinking it's science. it's not.

creationist theories have either been falsified already, or are not falsifiable. either way, they are not scientific.
 
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Avtoritet said:
creationism is based on the scientific principles and can be easily read as science. hey anything is possible.

name 1 scientific principle that creationism is based on.
have you actually studied any science? it is NOT easily read.
check out physics, you know what it says---there are lots of things that are not possible. in fact, most of the things you dream and imagine are NOT possible. that is why they remain dreams and are never actualized.

but hey. do just the one thing.
name 1 scientific principle that creationism is based on.
name 1 scientific principle that creationism is based on.
name 1 scientific principle that creationism is based on.


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