aboutorigins was a forum us evolutionists used to debate on thats nolonger functioning... sorry...
its TALKORIGINS.ORG
its TALKORIGINS.ORG
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Originally posted by unworthyone
I don't have a problem with evolution as a means for explaining certain things but it will always leave question unanswered and it takes an IQ of over 150 to fully understand it. Isn't there some saying how the simplest explanation is probably the one more likely?
Originally posted by seebs
Some people use this to argue that we shouldn't believe in God. I think they're probably wrong, but it depends on what things you feel you need to explain. If you want to explain why light passes through glass and water, but not through concrete, "God made it that way" is a very poor explanation. If you want to know why an apparently random pattern of stars is beautiful, then maybe you need to start talking about God.
Originally posted by Shane Roach
I like your writing style. For a moment I thought you might be an old friend of mine from online, but then I went and checked some of your posts and you have way too much knowledge of the Bibkle I think to be him.
Originally posted by TheBear
Unfortunately, regardless what evidence or research results are presented, unlike the scientific community at large, who observe and measure data first, then draw conclusions and theories, the creationist starts with a conclusion, and then tries to find data to support it. This very process is dubious, at best.
John
unlike the scientific community at large, who observe and measure data first, then draw conclusions and theories,
Originally posted by lambslove
Ha ha ha! That's hilarious! I was a research sceintist for years, studying the behavior of moths, and every aspect of scientific research BEGINS WITH A CONCLUSION and attempts to find data to support or negate that conclusion! It is called the Scientific Method.
That is called an hypothesis, not a conclusion.
And unlike creationism, the scientific method provides a means to FALSIFY a hypothesis. This falsification process is an important part of gaining knowledge and formulating the next hypothesis. In essence, the scientific method forces scientists to go whereever the data takes them.
I have talked to many creationists, and not a single one will attempt to falsify their theory. They are only interested in finding supporting evidence and ignoring contradictory evidence.
You really don't know ANYTHING about science if you think that it is impartial observation of natural events!
You are being hyperbolic. Now I'm wondering why you are no longer a research scientist.![]()
Originally posted by Shane Roach
This is a rather disturbing assault on people who happen not to agree with your theory of God deciding to make up a fiction in order to describe something that God could just as easily have described literally. There is no reason in the world why God could not have told whoever wrote Genesis that the world was billions of years old, if that's the way it is.
The evolutionist makes fundamental assumptions about the nature of the universe before they do their research. And the research is flatly not provable, as the website posted firmly agrees, on many levels. How then do you just dismiss an opposing view so flipantly?
Not that I am all hot to have you change your belief system, but accusing people you don't know of making assumptions they don't make is way past "dubious".
If you read that FAQ all the way through you find that evolutionary scientists assume it works without definitive proof, and the website even admits this, and even points out that many scientists are convinced there is a large body of evidence for observed "speciation" (a word which the scientists themselves have a hard time defining satisfactorily). In fact there is not, especially in the BSC sense of speciation, which definition is necessary to describe how large portions of the animal kingdom could have a common ancestor at all.
Evolution therefore makes a hypothesis without observation of all the facts, just as you say they don't, they make assumptions favorable to their view, just as you say they don't, and they have a belief that can not be tested scientifically, so can never be adequately proven or disproven.
Why in the world should I pretend then that good sense dictates that I beleive this? It's an interesting possibility, but far from a factual assertion.
Originally posted by 2infinity
evolutionists often like to point out that there are many transitionals or intermediates in the fossil record, and tout it as proof that evolution has occured. But wait, if you use their definition of what constitutes a transitional organism then you must realize that there are transitionals alive and well today (amphioxis, laracean tunicates just to name a couple)- not just in the fossil record. Mention existing intermidiates to an evolutionist and watch his/her jaw drop to the floor because such things are forbidden in the theory of evolution.
Originally posted by 2infinity
Evolution is dead in the water. In one of the greatest ironies in science, the greatest evidence against evolution comes from biology. Yet for some infathomable reason, most people with backgrounds in biology cling to this outdated theory. Who knows why.