Colossians said:
I am now exiting this thread.
Funny I thought you might. The fact you had not appeared in about 48 hours after my argument analysis suggested you had popped off to do a bit of quick reading to see if you could find a flaw. Didnt think you would be able to.
Colossians said:
It was designed to show forth the circular reasoning of the evolutionist.
Fallacy of claiming prejudice (again)
Colossians said:
Fallacy of misrepresentation (again)
Running out of ideas? Not surprised there is, as far as I can tell, no fallacy left unused. You didnt have the Guinness book of records in your sights did you?
Colossians said:
The evolutionists have not, in over 25 pages, answered the question.
They have only begged it.
Actually it was answered at least 3 times by me alone. You then expanded the question (Ooooh look the Fallacy of Changing meanings! You squeezed that in as well, well done).
And once more;
STOP MISUSING THE TERM BEGS THE QUESTION its driving me nuts. The term you are looking for is;
they have used a tautologies argument.
To Beg a question means to present a statement is such a way that a question naturally comes to mind. let me use an example;
It is extensively believed that Lord Byron did not actually write the Novella The Vampire
This begs the question,
The who did write the Novella The Vampire?
However
Lord Byron wrote the Novella The Vampire because he is the author credited with writing it is a tautologies statement.
Please learn the difference. I hope that is clear.
Ghost