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goodseedhomeschool said:ID makes perfect sense. It sure makes more sense than the religious fairy tales evolution tells. I am glad to see this and I hope more states follow the same.
OK, I've looked at your profile; you are pretty new around here so I will explain some things to you.
First of all, while there are a number of non-Christians who post here, there are also a number of Christians who post here, such as Lucaspa and myself. This is an "open debate", so non-Christians are perfectly welcome here; Erwin also has a Christians-only discussion board which discusses the same topic.
Second of all, I seriously doubt that you have had a balanced education concerning evolution. Your knowledge of evolution probably only stems from "facts" your conservative church has told which supposibly "refute" evolution. You probably are in the misguided position that these "facts" will convince any scientists that evolution is a load of bollucks.
Unfortunatly, it is not that way. The things you have heard at your church group or have read on TV which supposibly debunk evolution? Well, we have heard them too, all too many times, and we have very solid refutations to whatever you can dredge up. Which we have posted here. Over and over again.
Do not think you will win any kind of serious debate against evolution here. You will not. Debating against evolution is like debating that the earth is flat (something the Bible also states) or that the sun rotates around the earth (also stated by the Bible). And yes, previous generations of Christians refused to belive in a round earth nor in a sun that goes around the earth, because of how they interpreted scripture.
I don't want you to have a crisis of faith here, so I will explain to you that a number of Christians do both have a strong faith in God, and believe in evolution. I assure you: Evolution does not, in any way, weaken one's faith in God if their faith is truly on a strong foundation.
Can you believe in a evolution and still believe in God? It is very important that you ask this question before you start debating here.
I see no point in trying to debunk what you are saying; it has been throughly debunked before here about a zillion times here and will be undoubtably debunked again by some of the other regulars.
If you are open-minded to the existance of evolution, I can demonstrate some strong scientific arguments for it. If not, I will not waste my time. The kind of scientific thinking required to understand evolution takes a lot of mental effort, and can not be done at all if one has a denial mechanism in place which makes them refuse to accept evolution.
- Sam
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