Well, realistically I think the same can be said for the secular theory of evolution, abiogenesis, or other theories of origin because since no one was there in the beginning to observe the origin of life then one interprets the same evidence based on the framework of their foundational belief system.
How is it that there are real, educated scientists, who understand the evidence, who have been immersed in the secular evolutionary mindset, but who seeing inconsistencies and inaccuracies have changed their minds and have accepted the Genesis account revealed by God?
That is not remotely realistic,
and you are changing the
subject besides. There isnt even such a thing as a
"secular" or any other "theory of abiogenisis". Realistic?
I am not going to debate a youtube video. This is
about you, and honesty, and objectivity not what
some youtube whoever is saying.
Why do they abandon science in favour or creationism?
I dunno. Some may be communists; the rest are morally weak, or simply insane? You tell me.
This, though, is how it is really done:
Dr K Wise, PhD in paleontology:
I am a young-age creationist because that is my understanding of the Scripture. As I shared with my professors years ago when I was in college, if all the evidence in the universe turned against creationism, I would be the first to admit it, but I would still be a creationist because that is what the Word of God seems to indicate. Here I must stand.
Since you like to think, lets see how well you understand
that what he is describing is the refined essence of intellectual
dishonesty.
And this...
one interprets the same evidence based on the framework of their foundational belief system.
Is of course rather vague-what is a "foundational belief system" but-that too will do fine in a discussion of
intellectual dishonesty.
It is what researchers strive their long life through to
avoid, and you ' these others dive in headfirst.
Dont claim we are all the same. We are not.
The ACTUAL method is to interpret in a way
that is fully consistent with all data. It really is quite
simple. No creationist idea can remotely approach doing that.
As K Wise obliquely indicated, it is impossible to reconcile
the data in geology with creationism, so, he does not
even try. He just takes a stand. What t he bible
SEEMS to HIM to indicate. Crazy, no?
Now getting back to you-you it appears, have not
actually thought about, studied, nor learned a
blessed thing about the actual subject here,
which is not "secular abiogenesis theory or any such irrelevant nonsense.
Lets limit it to a study of the fossil record, which you
certainly have not done.
IF you did, you would have two and a half choices.
1.- understand it and realize your reading of genesis is
simply mistaken, it is not a true account. Would that
be a disaster? Lots of good Christians life with it just
fine.
2- go the route of those others, like your youtubeis
and Dr Wise, and accept intellectual
dishonesty as your lot in life (note that K Wise knows
far far more geology / palenotology than you ever will,
and he does not attempt to show data for a six day
poof because he knows it is not there.)
2.5- avoid the topic by playing this false equivalency game
of "Same evidence, different interpretation / paradigm", "you were not there", and, "whatabout this youtube."
I see the appeal, if not the rigour and honesty of 2.5,
because it is easy, cheap, requires no effort at all.
The game is not even original, you did not even
have to think of that little.
AND, it avoids the risk of what will happen if you do
study. What will inevitably happen. Epiphany.
Or dishonesty.
Just, if you go the 2 or 2.5 route, dont please insult
our intelligence and further your own by saying you
put objectivity and truth as top values.