Silent Hunter
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:rotfl:Science and Gods Word are always harmonious.
:rotfl:Science and Gods Word are always harmonious.
We agree that it is evidence.Hedshaker said:Sorry no it isn't. It is evidence for natural functionality and complex codes, nothing more IMO.6days said:Science doesn't tell us who the designer is, but evidence such as functionality and complex codes are evidence of a designer.
Perhaps you don't understand science as well as I thought. Creationists and evolutionists work together in the lab.Hedshaker said:I understand that scientists do all the hard work and then creationists come along and claim the evidence6days said:The functionality of Erv's is evidence. I think you understand that both evolutionists and creationists use the same evidence. (Same DNA, same mutations, the same fossils , the same universe etcetera).
No true Scotsman fallacy...Hedshaker said:. But no one doing genuine science (which includes many Christians) takes them seriously any more.
Its not an idea from the Bible. The oldest book in the Bible calls earth a sphere fear that hangs in space. Very different ideas than many had back when that was written.Hedshaker said:than they do flat Earthers, ...
The video is several years old, if its the I seen previously. Newer research tilts the evidence towards the creationist view.Hedshaker said:Watch the video, the one on ERV's. Parsimony and Occam's Razor greatly favours common descent over any supernatural flim flam6days said:Coming right up....soon as you present empirical evidence of a common ancestor.
Science will continue to progress no matter what people think about origins... correct! Origins is more of a historical science... not empirical science.Hedshaker said:.
The evidence for evolution is abundant. It makes no difference what you think or your opinion of scientists like Ken Miller. Science will continue to progress just fine without you.
You continue to confuse your belief about the past with science. .Hedshaker said:That's right, I'm biased toward reality. Scepticism is the heart of the scientific method after all and science is pretty successful at enhancing all our lives through medicine and technology
Creationism is based on Gods Word contained in the History Book of the Universe (the Bible), and supported by science.Hedshaker said:Except The Theory of Evolution is an actual science theory and creationism is a religious notion built of ancient creation myths6days said:Yeah... I think its sort of a meaningless term.
Sort of like 'evolution science' would be a fuzzy meaningless definition.
Hedshaker said:You are correct...we won't change each others mind. But, I enjoyed your good replies to my comments.6days said:We agree!
Good, on that note I'm done with this. I don't do long drawn out, repetitive conversations that go on for weeks and go no where. You're not going to change my view nor I yours.
I have only made comments to you so far, along with few to Michel. I don't mind replying to anyone if I have time. However I likely won't reply much to nogugu unless I see apologies to Michael. Nogugu is simply a internet bully. If he / she wants to apologize to Michael and promise to stop slandering others, I will gladly reply.Hedshaker said:I'll be interested to see your reply to nogugu's posts though, assuming you have nothing to fear there. You do seem to be ignoring other posters who have opposed your views in this thread.
and sincere thanks to you!Hedshaker said:Thanks for the chat......
Generally imo creationist scientists typically seem to be say chemists or those who work in fields outside of the natural sciences.There are creationists in virtually every field of science (microbiologists, geneticists, astrophysicists, geologists etc). Evolutionists and creationists work side by side with little thought about origins.
True.
Creationism is the belief that God created. We know its true because its in Gods Word, the Bible.
Science is what God created for us to discover the world around us. Modern science is rooted in Christianity and the Biblical belief that God created our universe in an orderly fashion that could be discovered and understood.
So, Michael. You are correct that there is such a thing as creationism and science. Sometimes creationists can make mistakes in what they say or believe. However, Gods Word never makes mistakes. Science and Gods Word are always harmonious.
Actually noguru is very smart. You would be foolish to ignore his comments.
alwight said:Generally imo creationist scientists typically seem to be say chemists or those who work in fields outside of the natural sciences.6days said:There are creationists in virtually every field of science (microbiologists, geneticists, astrophysicists, geologists etc). Evolutionists and creationists work side by side with little thought about origins.
Anyway how would that work then if say a creationist "natural scientist" points out to his "evolutionist" colleagues that something they've just jointly concluded using the scientific method is actually contrary to the literal Genesis narrative account?
Do they all just hit their foreheads and agree that their findings must therefore be wrong and get on with something else?
Generally imo creationist scientists typically seem to be say chemists or those who work in fields outside of the natural sciences.
Anyway how would that work then if say a creationist "natural scientist" points out to his "evolutionist" colleagues that something they've just jointly concluded using the scientific method is actually contrary to the literal Genesis narrative account?
Do they all just hit their foreheads and agree that their findings must therefore be wrong and get on with something else? :doh:
Project Steve
Dear hedshaker and noguru,
Hedshaker, the only reason you're so fond of noguru is because he sides with you in your evolutionist's beliefs and other pooh.
:e4e:Thanks for the fun question. I had a laugh as I imagined all the creationists in the room saying " Well, would you look at that. We were wrong" (or all the evolutionists in the room saying that).
That might be the creationist way of doing things but rigorous science doesn't work that way. Peer reviewed science cannot exist without facts, testable evidence and the scientific method but creationist assertions have shown to be worthless hot air when compared to the same measures. Peer reviewed science is worthy because it is falsifiable (makes falsifiable claims), while creationism is unworthy because it is not (it makes no falsifiable claims).That isn't going to happen though, because no matter what the data says, the two different sides interpret the data to fit their worldview.
They wouldn't do that simply because of what I said earlier, if the science seems to say something that is contrary to Genesis they can simply deem science wrong because it is automatically trumped by scripture, "game over", however good the science was. Creationists are apparently quite content with that sort of "thinking".Example 1....the creationist
Evolutionists said that a proof of evolution was true is that our appendix was a useless evolutionary left over, a biological remnant. The creation scientists didn't just throw up their hands and say "game over".
Yes that's just how it goes, some hidden unknown purpose is presumed (un-evidenced) to exist by creationists as the supposed actual explanation, because simply being what it appears to be, a vestigial organ, would be evidence of evolution and that simply can't be allowed to be true because it goes against a literally interpreted Genesis, game over.I know of two possible explanations creationists gave about the " useless" appendix. One explanation turned out to be correct.... we had incomplete knowledge and our appendix actually is useful.
No it means that in the light of more recent evidence it has been found that DNA can be recovered from further back in time than they had previously thought possible. I thought it was now from about 80 million years ago btw, but clearly it wasn't T-Rex "soft tissue" as creationists were claiming I believe. Everything in science needs evidence to support it and up until recently such evidence was unknown so they kept it to a more conservative and supportable estimate rather than risk making fanciful wild claims and bald assertions.Example 2...the evolutionist
DNA has been found in various organisms. I think the oldest was dated by evolutionist at 130 million years old. ( it may be more or less than that I am doing this from memory)
In recent years it was discovered that DNA has a half life. If DNA was preserved in ideal conditions, it would be completely gone in a couple million years. Its impossible the organism is 130 million years. Did evolutionists throw up their hands and say " our model is wrong" ha...no! They come up with explanations to preserve their model.
I wonder if you took a look at that "Project Steve" link I left before? :think:Re your comment about most creationist scientists being outside of the "natural sciences"...there actually are quite a few creationists in the natural sciences. Some grew up believing God created....others have grew up as evolutionists and have switched camps. Jerry Coyne, well known evolutionist and science wtiter is concerned about 'the increasingly unmanageable problem of high-level academic defectors from evolutionary theory' (Not just creationist defectors but secular ones)
http://whyevolutionistrue.wordpress...ther-new-anti-evolution-book-by-thomas-nagel/
A funny line from Coyne is that the secular opposition to the ToE is coming from molecular biologists. He suggests they perhaps don't have a good enough education in evolution!
Perhaps these scientists have superior knowledge than Coyne does about life at the most elemental levels.
It wasn't T-rex material inside a T-rex bone? Somebody must have slipped some more recent DNA in trying to fool evolutionists?:e4e:
No it means that in the light of more recent evidence it has been found that DNA can be recovered from further back in time than they had previously thought possible. I thought it was now from about 80 million years ago btw, but clearly it wasn't T-Rex "soft tissue" as creationists were claiming I believe.
Not recently... I have looked it over before though.:
I wonder if you took a look at that "Project Steve" link I left before? :think:
I did rely to part of your comment. I would reply more in private message but I can't figure out how to do that.Dear 6days,
It might be very helpful to you to go without DELAY and read my post no. 928 on Page 62. It won't take that long. Please consider it.
Thanks very much buddy,
Michael