No, the entire reason you need to appeal to "faith", is exactly because there is no evidence.Christian faith is what one believes because there is evidence for it.
While you believe without evidence.
As for schools if Christianityis not being taught and ideas that are contrary to Christianity are taught then Atheism is being taught.
It is not the evidence that is the problem, but the presupositions that govern how that evidence is viewed.Funny you mention that - you see, it is a parody of a creationist claim that I saw on this very forum, written by a creationist that boasts of having a high IQ. He had written that 'creation is the evidence for creationism'.
Do you agree with that standard of evidence?
Regarding my acceptance of 'real evidence', what is your real evidence that supports the quote in the OP?
thanks
For example the current scientific view is that the universe has a beginning.
But if something has a begining it also has a cause.
The presuposition of evolution believing atheists is there is no God.
So any suggestion that a 'supernatural enterty' cause the universe to beging is ruled out without even concidering the idea.
And thus the "no new information via mutation" argument is falsified, since that change in gene expression yielded a fitness advantage, i.e., a benefit.A you have said it is a change in the allele regulating the amount produced. It is not new information
I fully agree with your comments on the lack of direct illustration of evolutionary transitions in my book.
If I knew of any, fossil or living, I would certainly have included them.
... you've made yourself look alike a fool for believing YEC propagandist lies and misrepresentations.Dr Colin Patterson, who was at the time the senior paleontologist (fossil expert) at the prestigious British Museum of Natural History.
went on to say:-Yet Gould [Stephen J. Gould—the now deceased professor of paleontology from Harvard University] and the American Museum people are hard to contradict when they say there are no transitional fossils.
Christian faith is what one believes because there is evidence for it.
Only if dealing with scientists.
As a non scientist I use unscientific language.
Your problem is to explain how information/instructions to make something appears in a creature. e.g.
The proto-bird did not have the genetic information that taught it how to form wings, feathers, hollow bones andthe specialised lungs birdshave.
How did that information appear?
I love how you are trying to school a professional geneticist.
Wasn't trying to "school" anyone, thought we were having conversation.
So, what is your purpose for participating in this forum?
Like to argue?
Interested in learning about God?
What is your objective?
Ow yes you did. The condescension is dripping of that post you made. You even felt the need to define biology jargon as if writing a dictionary, implying that sfs apparantly doesn't know what is meant by the word.
It's incredibly arrogant.
But perhaps you didn't know that he's a professional geneticist.
Entertainment.
Yes, actually.
Not really.
More interested in learning why people believe what they believe, instead of "what" they actually believe, actually.
To have fun.
You were entertaining for a while, but now you are just annoying. Back on ignore...Evolutionists are adherents to the belief in Evolutionism. Evolutionism is the belief that all living things share a common ancestory. Lol. I really don't know where you Evolutionists get some of your facts, but Evolutionism certainly isn't one of them.
From my biased position the universe would not exist if it had not been created.
So any suggestion that a 'supernatural entity' caused the universe to begin is ruled out without even considering the idea.
ok, thank you for your honest answers, have fun arguing with someone else then for your entertainment. Perhaps someday some of your motives will change.
You ask and do not receive, because you ask with wrong motives, so that you may spend it on your pleasures.
What book? What are you referring to?
So, no "Then surely you can provide some clear-cut quotes that support your assertion?"
OK - you should have ended there, because now...
I discovered that later - it would be nice if creationists were competent to at least present mined quotes in a proper format!That's from the Patterson quote mine. Tolworth wasn't saying that, he was citing the mined quote.
"[re: alleles] NEVER has a new gene or alleles been produced, merely the sequence of what already existed copied in a new format, almost always consisting of loss of function and weakening of the overall viability.
i actually did explained it by neutral mutations over time. what is the problem with this scenario actually?Of course not. As I said, it's one set of evidence among many, many. But since you've already demonstrated your inability to explain this set, why should I offer more?
No, you never explained it. You never explained how humans and baboons could have five times as many neutral mutational differences between them as humans and chimps have and as baboons and macaques have.i actually did explained it by neutral mutations over time. what is the problem with this scenario actually?
actually i gave you 2 different explanations without evolution:No, you never explained it. You never explained how humans and baboons could have five times as many neutral mutational differences between them as humans and chimps have and as baboons and macaques have.