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Buck72 said:Okay, MY science degree dealt with the physical realm. I did not have the 'benefit' of reverse proof for theories to be unbuilt without ever having been contructed. In physics classes we applied demonstrative process to material through various degrees of subjection to force and heat, with predictable, quantifiable resultants, legitimizing the equations we learned in class.
Either I must be denser than diamond, or this is absurd logic. I may be dense in areas (we are all to some degree guys), but WOW.Vance said:The point is that theories are accepted if they have significant supporting evidence and have not been falsified. The degree of the supporting evidence determines the strength and stability of the theory, but even the most well-founded theories are never, ever "proven".
That's easy...jump. Did you come back down? Yes. And you were accelerated earthward at a known, measurable rate of 32 ft/sec2notto said:Then you should have no problem giving us a complete 'proof' of gravity or relativity.
I say he went down because you were a negative thinker. I prove this by saying that someone who believes in the theory of evolution must believe in the dog eats dog world the theory implies, and thus must be a negative thinker.Buck72 said:That's easy...jump. Did you come back down? Yes. And you were accelerated earthward at a known, measurable rate of 32 ft/sec2
A rate that is both demonstrable and quantifiable, again and again. Evolution is none of this. It is pure guesswork, though well-thought, and highly educated, it is still, guesswork.
I know this...I'm just playing games as a "dumb YEC" to draw out an agreement that evolution is not proven or provable. It is what I've been arguing all along.Vance said:No scientific theories are ever proven. The degree to which they should be accepted as the correct explanation of the data that is gathered is the degree of evidence supporting it, how well it tests out, etc. With these, evolution is probably the most well accepted theory in science because it is most supported and tests out over and over and over again.
I have a list of contradictions that I've been working on. For the record, is there anywhere in scripture that SUPPORTS evolution?And, btw, you know that I don't believe that evolution contradicts the Bible in the least, so that is not a barrier for me.
The bible is not a science book by any means. If you feel that it is, therefore, I ask you, find one example which supports any of the topics:I have a list of contradictions that I've been working on. For the record, is there anywhere in scripture that SUPPORTS evolution?
Yes, evolution, as a theory, is no more "proven" than any other theory of science. This, of course, is not in the least a detraction from it's validity.Buck72 said:I know this...I'm just playing games as a "dumb YEC" to draw out an agreement that evolution is not proven or provable. It is what I've been arguing all along.
I have a list of contradictions that I've been working on. For the record, is there anywhere in scripture that SUPPORTS evolution?
=Joel= said:I have always wondered about these improbabilities of evolution, but never heard anyone actually try to deny them. I myself have researched them to a certain degree, and kind of curious how you all will respond to them. Maybe someone would like to comment on these and explain to me how evolution could occur. Thanks
There are 36 here
http://www.creationscience.com/onlinebook/LifeSciences4.html
and a few here
http://www.creationists.org/math.html
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