Why can't creation scientists do "science"?
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Oh wait, I know what this thread is all about... As someone once said, it's like fish in a barrel, and I got a shotgun!
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No, it really is not. Unless you do admit the fact that creationists have no ability to support their beliefs. I would agree with you on that.
What I am interested in is if:
1. Can creationists scientifically support their beliefs.
2. If they cannot why can't they?
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You're not even close to the "resident creationist". There are thousands like you who likely haven't even noticed this thread or backed away quietly...
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Well, I hear what you're saying, but I know it's not the truth. There was no one to measure the speed of light 100,000 years ago and a few billion years ago. Can you show any of that work?
You are operating under false assumption #1. The things we know to be operational laws have always and forever been constant under all circumstances. As an atheist, I can understand your thinking, but the God who created all that is out of nothing, also created those laws. He also has the power to break those laws. Tell me, if you can. How did a sea part and the water stand as a wall on both the right hand and the left hand of the Israelites as they walked through on dry ground?
Everyone knows that there is also a basic law for water. It always seeks level unless there is some object to prevent that.
God bless,
Ted
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