Why wouldn't it?
Wasn't Thalidomide a "well attested fact"?
You mean it isn't a well attested fact that thalidomide can cause birth defects?
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Why wouldn't it?
Wasn't Thalidomide a "well attested fact"?
"Can cause"?You mean it isn't a well attested fact that thalidomide can cause birth defects?
Yet God is able to accomplish His purpose through imperfect people.What God does and says, and what his imperfect followers and believers say and write down are two different things.
"The half-life of knowledge is the amount of time that has to elapse before half of the knowledge in a particular area is superseded or shown to be untrue." "Due to the fact that scientific knowledge is growing by a factor of ten every 50 years, this means that half of what scientists may have known about a particular subject will be wrong or obsolete in 45 years."Why wouldn't it?
Wasn't Thalidomide a "well attested fact"?
Wasn't L'Aquila a "well attested fact"?
Wasn't Pluto a "well attested fact"?
Wasn't Phlogiston theory a "well attested fact"?
Wasn't geocentrism a "well attested fact"?
You mean it isn't a well attested fact that thalidomide can cause birth defects?
Evolution does not disprove creationism, it is the mechanism.
What an interesting problem with science. Do you know what my problem with that is?
Wasn't Thalidomide a "well attested fact"?
Wasn't L'Aquila a "well attested fact"?
Wasn't Pluto a "well attested fact"?
Wasn't Phlogiston theory a "well attested fact"?
Are you saying Thalomide didn´t exist?Why wouldn't it?
Wasn't Thalidomide a "well attested fact"?
Are you saying it didn´t happen?Wasn't L'Aquila a "well attested fact"?
Are you saying Pluto has disappeared?Wasn't Pluto a "well attested fact"?
The problem with evolution is...Time is an illusion. In fact, it doesn't matter whether you prescribe to millions of years or 6000 - pick an illusion.If I were an all powerful being who wanted to create something as big and beautiful as the ENTIRE UNIVERSE... I would NEVER do it all by hand. I'd be too smart for that. First, I'd create the Laws of Physics, chemistry, etc. Then I would design a mechanism by which life of all forms can flourish.... IE... Evolution.
To me, Evolution is proof of creationism. It is proof that there is an Omniscient, Omnipotent being out there.
Most people who don't believe in evolution say "it's just a theory, it hasn't been proven" Which is a blatant misunderstanding of the word "theory". In scientific terms, a theory is something that has been proven, but not quantified (As opposed to a Law which is always true in every instance and can be calculated). It happens folks. No amount of whining and moaning can un-prove or undo evolution. So instead of believing that it is some affront to God, why not realize that Evolution is actually God's work?
We've seen evolution in our lifetimes. On microbial scale, we see things like algae being coaxed into evolving into fuel producing species. As humans, we've had a hand in the evolution of Dogs. We chose the ones that are loyal and that look nice, and the rest were routinely killed off. Even an astute person can see how traits are passed down from human parent to human child. We see hundreds or thousands of versions of the same plants and animals in different regions of the world.
So lets look at this differently.
Evolution does not disprove creationism, it is the mechanism. Science is how were discover God's universe. It is not the unholy tool by which we unravel God. It is God's tool by which we discover HIM!
Theory's in science may well have a lot of supporting evidence for them and be basically fact, but the neo-Darwinian theory of macro-evolution is certainly not one of them.
What you are talking about is basically called "theistic evolution". I am a theistic evolutionist myself. Most Christians are. Evolution does not inherently contradict creationism, per se. Young Earth Creationism (YEC) however, that insists on a literal reading of Genesis, a literal creation week, and a 6000 year old Earth, is pretty well contradicted by all available scientific evidence.If I were an all powerful being who wanted to create something as big and beautiful as the ENTIRE UNIVERSE... I would NEVER do it all by hand. I'd be too smart for that. First, I'd create the Laws of Physics, chemistry, etc. Then I would design a mechanism by which life of all forms can flourish.... IE... Evolution.
To me, Evolution is proof of creationism. It is proof that there is an Omniscient, Omnipotent being out there.
Most people who don't believe in evolution say "it's just a theory, it hasn't been proven" Which is a blatant misunderstanding of the word "theory". In scientific terms, a theory is something that has been proven, but not quantified (As opposed to a Law which is always true in every instance and can be calculated). It happens folks. No amount of whining and moaning can un-prove or undo evolution. So instead of believing that it is some affront to God, why not realize that Evolution is actually God's work?
We've seen evolution in our lifetimes. On microbial scale, we see things like algae being coaxed into evolving into fuel producing species. As humans, we've had a hand in the evolution of Dogs. We chose the ones that are loyal and that look nice, and the rest were routinely killed off. Even an astute person can see how traits are passed down from human parent to human child. We see hundreds or thousands of versions of the same plants and animals in different regions of the world.
So lets look at this differently.
Evolution does not disprove creationism, it is the mechanism. Science is how were discover God's universe. It is not the unholy tool by which we unravel God. It is God's tool by which we discover HIM!
This is not a scientific claim, it's a manufactured argument by ID proponents.Firstly there is a difference between micro-evolution and macro-evolution. Micro we can see and has a lot of supporting evidence. Macro however has much less supporting evidence as it has never been repeated, and cannot be. Mutations and evolution has never been shown to be creative enough to support the macro.
Theory's in science may well have a lot of supporting evidence for them and be basically fact, but the neo-Darwinian theory of macro-evolution is certainly not one of them.
We are subject to time. The universe has a beginning and an end. God is outside of time and not subject to time. Science is finite and God is infinite.The problem with evolution is...Time is an illusion. In fact, it doesn't matter whether you prescribe to millions of years or 6000 - pick an illusion.
The so called Big Bang is a Kubbalah belief going back at least to Abraham. That is where Science got it from. Perhaps Abraham was the first scientist. We are told that the Chaldeans had Astronomy and Astrology mixed together. They had truth and error mixed together. Abraham with God's help was able to separate the truth from the error. The Bible is a collection of books written by people that were known to represent truth. We know science has a very high failure rate over time. Yet the Bible remains consistent and true. There has never been any error found in the Bible. Evolutionary theory now is based on error. The evidence does not indicate that, but man has decided that is the approach they want to take.Evolutionists/scientists actually did pretty good when they came up with the big bang theory: A big bang is what you get when you do something really fast, as opposed to really slow. Time is really slow. Creation was really fast. BANG!
Firstly there is a difference between micro-evolution and macro-evolution. Micro we can see and has a lot of supporting evidence. Macro however has much less supporting evidence as it has never been repeated, and cannot be. Mutations and evolution has never been shown to be creative enough to support the macro.
Theory's in science may well have a lot of supporting evidence for them and be basically fact, but the neo-Darwinian theory of macro-evolution is certainly not one of them.
We are subject to time. The universe has a beginning and an end. God is outside of time and not subject to time. Science is finite and God is infinite.
The so called Big Gang is a Kubbalah belief going back at least to Abraham. That is where Science got it from.
'A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.'This is not a scientific claim, it's a manufactured argument by ID proponents.
It's also nonsense.
"Walking across town is possible, but walking from one town to another isn't" - macro/micro evolution summarised.
Actually if you read the Bible Moses and Peter indicate that a day is 1000 years. That means creation in the Bible began 13000 years ago at the end of the last glacier age. Science then can pretty much confirm the account in Genesis is accurate and true. OEC could also true when you look at the Bible as 'shadows and types'.What you are talking about is basically called "theistic evolution". I am a theistic evolutionist myself. Most Christians are. Evolution does not inherently contradict creationism, per se. Young Earth Creationism (YEC) however, that insists on a literal reading of Genesis, a literal creation week, and a 6000 year old Earth, is pretty well contradicted by all available scientific evidence.
So according to Wiki half of what they tell you is junk. If half is accurate and true they at least they got that much right. The problem is we do not know which half is accurate and which half is junk.