Ever ask yourself why they had to create their own Journal in order to publish it? Ever ask yourself why none of that is published in any main stream science journal? Just asking.
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Ever ask yourself why they had to create their own Journal in order to publish it? Ever ask yourself why none of that is published in any main stream science journal? Just asking.
I've noticed that too.Not only that, but I went through the entire list and not a single one of the papers actually presents evidence for intelligent design. All they do is describe structures that "could not have possibly been created by evolution" and "imply the existence of a designer".
I've noticed that too.
Talk about a false dichotomy. If the TOE were utterly disproved tomorrow somehow, that still wouldn't be evidence for ID or Biblical YEC.
Ever ask yourself why they had to create their own Journal in order to publish it? Ever ask yourself why none of that is published in any main stream science journal? Just asking.
I'm an extremely limited theistic evolutionist: I believe that God provided the "spark" for life to begin, and then let nature take its course to the present day..
What is your evidence this occurred at all?
Ever ask yourself why they had to create their own Journal in order to publish it? Ever ask yourself why none of that is published in any main stream science journal? Just asking.
And you do?Given that you have nothing to offer, nothing to stand on in regards to your own hypothesis, you really have no authority to judge anything.
I know the Vatican has no hypothesis on evolution, so I would be very interested in yours? Other than the stand "God did it after evolution did it". Where is your proof of theistic evolution?
The only thing more limited than your "belief" is any evidence of it. Please give us some scientific bases for your "belief".
When was this "spark"? Big Bang or later?
What is your evidence this occurred at all?
So yes, there is no evidence, nor will there ever be, and I'm okay with that. God doesn't lie within the realm of science. My problem with ID is not that it invokes God, but that it tries to fuse religion and science - two incompatible disciplines.No. I don't pretend to know how God kicked it all off. He could have initiated the Big Bang, or created the first amino acids, or poofed the first cell, or created everything last Tuesday with embedded age. Or maybe the simple fact of His existence was the factor that allowed life to develop.
In other words, I don't think the "how" of creation is a big deal as long as it doesn't conflict with what I observe. If science later discovers a natural cause for anything I listed above, then I'll know that that wasn't God's method. I know it's a bit "God-of-the-gaps"-y, but it's the only system that works with what I see every day.
It is, a bit. For me, it's because I have difficulty accepting the concept that God might not exist. Religion - Catholicism in particular - has been a pretty big part of my life since birth and I've found that I can't just throw it all out. I've tried - I've had some difficulties with the church and I'm definitely a "bad Catholic," but when it comes down to it, I still have to say that God exists and that He had some role in the creation of the world. It just feels right.There isn't any. I think the whole point of "theistic evolution" is to absolve oneself from denying the reality of evolution while still believing in god/Bible.
To me, this is a case of having your cake and eating it too.
The reason why is that theistic evolution places God outside the bounds of science. Atheists still disagree (obviously, since they deny the existence of God), but it's a matter of principle rather than science, and thus doesn't come up very often. When it does, it usually ends up as " I believe in God. You don't. Let's agree to disagree."Isn't it interesting, that the Atheists here do not question the theistic evolutionists. At least I have not read anything yet. The Anti-God and the theistic evolutionists seem to have come together with a common goal, and that is to denounce ID.
Global Atheism is a very small minority as has been pointed out in previous posts, so they are greatly helped by the theisitic evolutionist numbers. Is it a wonder that there is no arguing among them.
I've yet to see a single fact from you that supports ID.Interesting that the science based and fact driven ID, is attacked, mocked, and ridiculed by the Atheist and Theist alike. Almost as if they are on the same team. What seems to be missing is, the Atheistic disputes with theisitc evolutionists.
When you consider the backlash journals and editors get if they publish ID friendly papers it is not surprising. I believe Proceedings is a mainstream journal.
It is, a bit. For me, it's because I have difficulty accepting the concept that God might not exist. Religion - Catholicism in particular - has been a pretty big part of my life since birth and I've found that I can't just throw it all out. I've tried - I've had some difficulties with the church and I'm definitely a "bad Catholic," but when it comes down to it, I still have to say that God exists and that He had some role in the creation of the world. It just feels right.
And you do?
Since you apparently didn't read the thread:
So yes, there is no evidence, nor will there ever be, and I'm okay with that. God doesn't lie within the realm of science. My problem with ID is not that it invokes God, but that it tries to fuse religion and science - two incompatible disciplines.
It is, a bit. For me, it's because I have difficulty accepting the concept that God might not exist. Religion - Catholicism in particular - has been a pretty big part of my life since birth and I've found that I can't just throw it all out. I've tried - I've had some difficulties with the church and I'm definitely a "bad Catholic," but when it comes down to it, I still have to say that God exists and that He had some role in the creation of the world. It just feels right.
The reason why is that theistic evolution places God outside the bounds of science. Atheists still disagree (obviously, since they deny the existence of God), but it's a matter of principle rather than science, and thus doesn't come up very often. When it does, it usually ends up as " I believe in God. You don't. Let's agree to disagree."
I've yet to see a single fact from you that supports ID.
That is a most convenient positition I must say. You don't have to prove anything or disagree with the world view. The best of both worlds I guess.
I don't know how anyone can separate the God who created all things, including the natural laws, and science. He created the laws and principles governing life, and gave us the ability to discover them. He told us in Romans 1:20
To say God is outside of science is absurd. Especially for someone who claims to believe God exists.
- "For ever since the world was created, people have seen the earth and sky. Through everything God made, they can clearly see his invisible qualities--his eternal power and divine nature. So they have no excuse for not knowing God."
Intelligent Design is legitimate science, and the fact you cannot see it, is irrelevant. That is your choice, and your valid opinion. I disagree.
It is, a bit. For me, it's because I have difficulty accepting the concept that God might not exist. Religion - Catholicism in particular - has been a pretty big part of my life since birth and I've found that I can't just throw it all out. I've tried - I've had some difficulties with the church and I'm definitely a "bad Catholic," but when it comes down to it, I still have to say that God exists and that He had some role in the creation of the world. It just feels right.
This is a thread on I.D. What exactly are atheists supposed to be questioning theistic evolutionists about in this thread? If both groups are denouncing I.D., then perhaps there is a good reason to doubt its usefulness.... no?Isn't it interesting, that the Atheists here do not question the theistic evolutionists. At least I have not read anything yet. The Anti-God and the theistic evolutionists seem to have come together with a common goal, and that is to denounce ID.
Again, argue about what? It really irks you guys that atheists can get along with many Christians here and even agree with them on some topics... doesn't it?Global Atheism is a very small minority as has been pointed out in previous posts, so they are greatly helped by the theisitic evolutionist numbers. Is it a wonder that there is no arguing among them.
Show us some "science based and fact driven" I.D. and then see how we react to it. Until now, there hasn't been any... that's why there is no Intelligent Design theory.Interesting that the science based and fact driven ID, is attacked, mocked, and ridiculed by the Atheist and Theist alike. Almost as if they are on the same team. What seems to be missing is, the Atheistic disputes with theisitc evolutionists.
When you consider the backlash journals and editors get if they publish ID friendly papers it is not surprising. I believe Proceedings is a mainstream journal.