There is nothing hinting that way.even evolution being true there still is an intelligent creative force at the helm of existence. so you would have to eliminate mindless chance from evolution, no miracle primordial soup came up with life, sorry.
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There is nothing hinting that way.even evolution being true there still is an intelligent creative force at the helm of existence. so you would have to eliminate mindless chance from evolution, no miracle primordial soup came up with life, sorry.
Edison was home schooled, the Wright brothers were high school dropouts, Bill Gates dropped out of college - not sure if anyone ever called them 'scientists'
Stephen Hawking barely left college campus/ academia his whole life and is widely considered the greatest living scientist. Can you name his greatest contribution??
How about Dawkins? Sagan? DeGrasse Tyson?
i.e. we have to make the distinction between science the method- the useful, practical, demonstrable method. And science the academic, theoretical, ideological, and even political opinion.
The method v the label. Historically the two have often been at complete odds.
The theory of evolution from conception to this day, remains an entirely academic theory, it's not demonstrable, it's not contributing to facilitating our interesting discussion!
There is nothing hinting that way.
True, global cooling was all the rage when I grew up - theories come and go,
[science] such wholesale returns of conjecture, out of such a trifling investment of fact (Mark Twain)
I don't atheists did, was the point- and the explicit reason many preferred static models (no creation = no creator) over the primeval atom
In 1859 The Origin of Species hit the stands, and most scientists and thoughtful people were very rapidly persuaded by the power of its arguments and demonstrations.
Though creationism never wholly went away after 1859, it was greatly overshadowed until, in 1961 Whitcomb and Morris published The Genesis Flood, and, particularly in the US, put enthusiasm into the bible literalists' cause again. The book also marks the birth of 'creation science'.
I address this question to creationists here:
If, as creationists say,
─ the theory of evolution is truly wrong, and
─ 'creation science' is valid science
then why, in the 56 years since The Genesis Flood, has creationism put not one single scientific mark, not the tiniest scientific scratch, on the theory of Evolution?
Perhaps yours. Mine certainly does not.our own minds, our own conscience hints that way.
why, in the 56 years since The Genesis Flood, has creationism put not one single scientific mark, not the tiniest scientific scratch, on the theory of Evolution?
That is an outright lie.Because the scientific community wont allow there to be a scratch on evolution theory, any such scratches will be rapidly discarded as false.
I think you might be confusing scientists with engineers. Edison, the Wright brothers, Gates, Ford, Tesla - those are all engineers. By definition, scientists do not apply anything. If it's applied, it's engineering.
I agree - if it is not applied, its just about worthless....
our own minds, our own conscience hints that way.
Static model doesn't mean atheist. I believe that God, /self created, created the essentially universe; without using ideas that are contrary to logic of that creation, such as the neccesity of the big bang occurence.
Because the scientific community wont allow there to be a scratch on evolution theory, any such scratches will be rapidly discarded as false.
@"It Aint Necessarily So
You said.....
Comments like that always remind me of this:
- "You stare into your high definition plasma screen monitor, (Intelligently designed and created) type into your cordless keyboard then hit enter, which causes your computer to convert all that visual data into a binary signal that's processed by millions of precise circuits. (Intelligently and individually designed and created) This is then converted to a frequency modulated signal to reach your wireless router where it is then converted to light waves and sent along a large fiber optics cable to be processed by a super computer on a mass server. (Intelligently designed and created) This sends that bit you typed to a satellite orbiting the earth that was put there through the greatest feats of engineering and science, (by intelligent minds who worked out how to do that using laws that were already put in place by an intelligent mind) all so it could go back through a similar pathway to make it all the way here to my computer monitor 15,000 miles away from you just so you could say, "Science is all a bunch of man made hogwash."- anon. (Science fact is a marvelous thing....science fiction is something else entirely.)
Obviously- aka the peer pressure review system. But I'm an optimist, it can and does slow scientific progress, but it can't stop it
"A scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it."
Max Planck
Dunno, evolution theory has been around as long as I have. It's evolved some though, from it's humble beginnings of dinosaurs and monkey men, to mean just about everything that changes, real or imagined.
That's true, if we define evolution as merely change in life over time, we all agree- including Gensesis- even down to such details as animal life appearing first in the ocean, and culminating with man..
Doing so by millions of lucky accidents... it's worth remembering that very few people believe this anyway outside of a small group of academia- who's record is hardly stellar.
19% in teh US believe in Darwinism (according to Gallup)
Also classical physics was around longer than evolution, and was far more directly observable, testable etc. I think like Piltdown man & global cooling, academics will just pretend it was never a big deal and they were always kinda secretly skeptical anyway!
Not to be picky but Genesis does not say man evolved from the animals. It says God put Adam in the garden and sent the animals to Adam to be named as God created them. People think it has to be one way or another, but why can't it be both ways. As in other ways scripture says God has done things, There is a natural way, evolution and a miraculous way creation. The fact is God could do any combination of those ways.