Now, dear Loudmouth, you state:
“Evidence is a set of facts that are consistent with a falsifiable claim.”
Will you just explain how DNA as example of evidence fits your definition of evidence?
And please also present four or more other examples of what is evidence that you see to fit your definition of evidence, scil., “Evidence is a set of facts that are consistent with a falsifiable claim."
It is this kind of thinking that I find you to be a very confused mind in thinking on things as to put them in writing that should be clear, precise, simple, and definitive, but they are not, which is a tribute to the habitual mindset of atheists, which is to sow confusion.
Tell readers, what is the falsifiable claim that DNA is evidence to?
“Evidence is a set of facts that are consistent with a falsifiable claim.”
Will you just explain how DNA as example of evidence fits your definition of evidence?
And please also present four or more other examples of what is evidence that you see to fit your definition of evidence, scil., “Evidence is a set of facts that are consistent with a falsifiable claim."
It is this kind of thinking that I find you to be a very confused mind in thinking on things as to put them in writing that should be clear, precise, simple, and definitive, but they are not, which is a tribute to the habitual mindset of atheists, which is to sow confusion.
Tell readers, what is the falsifiable claim that DNA is evidence to?
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