Colt
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Cop out! ByeYou are basically not making sense. Bye
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Cop out! ByeYou are basically not making sense. Bye
God can do as He likes.The water is not present in liquid form; it is chemically combined with the mineral ringwoodite. If it could be brought to the Earth's surface it would erupt as molten lava, not as a flood.
Religious people have the freedom of will to write what they want! It was freedom of will that allowed a high administrator in the celestial world to “fool the whole world”.God can do as He likes.
I wasn't debating when I called a minister to help me. I told him I didn't believe in God. He didn't try to prove anything to me. (smart man) He said it is faith that brings a person to God. I said I don't believe in God so how can I have faith? He said only God can give me this gift of faith. I knew the discussion (not debate) wasn't going anywhere. So I said ok, thank you, and hung up. And that night I prayed for the first time in years. Here I am...Debate is what you can catch de fish with.
God can do as He likes.
Then why even refer to the water that still is in the mantle and always has been? You are not arguing in a consistent manner.God can do as He likes.
Until the debates reach an authority that can end the debate and where lies have consequences.Feel free - go to Youtube and type in "creation vs evolution debate"
I'm not trying to debate the issue... just that the debates go on and on and on as I noted.
If you understood the scientific method it would be very easy for you to show that there is such a thing as "creation science". Or that Intelligent Design was scientific. The fact that no creationist has done so should tell you something.Feel free - go to Youtube and type in "creation vs evolution debate"
I'm not trying to debate the issue... just that the debates go on and on and on as I noted.
What else did Judge Jones say?Case in point: the Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District - Wikipedia trial.
Not that the creationists don't ***** about it and still try to convince some people of their bull**** but legally it is settled, "Intelligent Design" is not science.
Right it is clearly not science. That is why it cannot be taught in schools.What else did Judge Jones say?
Interesting statement made by Jones, the presiding judge:
“After a searching review of the record and applicable caselaw, we find that while ID arguments may be true, a proposition on which the Court takes no position, ID is not science.”
Actually it was. But since those advocating ID avoided the scientific method there was no proper way to test it. He might as well have "while arguments for Bigfoot may be true a position on which the court takes no position . . ."So, what may actually be truth, was not the important issue to Judge Jones, i.e., the court.
No, he would have given ID a fair chance if the advocates for it were not such dishonest hypocrites. Some of them were very very close to getting perjury charge.Jones was more interested in keeping the Establishment Clause of the 1st Amendment intact, that is, the separation of church & state.
No, your strawman fails because you too do not understand the scientific method or scientific evidence. Judges are very very good at evidence and he could see that there was none for ID.This is the underlying reason for his ruling. What explanation may be accurate, was of lesser importance.
But as usual, those putting their faith in Natural Methodologies take it & run with it, looking for confirmation bias. Not truth.
Nope, we do not need the mentality of IDer's. Can you explain why they did not follow the scientific method?And Science doesn’t need that mentality.
At the point when scientists go beyond my capacity, then I leave it to them. But here you have proven the point that I was making. One camp says to the other camp "you don't know what you are talking about" - and visa versa.If you understood the scientific method it would be very easy for you to show that there is such a thing as "creation science". Or that Intelligent Design was scientific. The fact that no creationist has done so should tell you something.
One side does not.At the point when scientists go beyond my capacity, then I leave it to them. But here you have proven the point that I was making. One camp says to the other camp "you don't know what you are talking about" - and visa versa
No, we can show, using the basics of science that they are wrong. You could learn the basics of science and the concept of scientific evidence if you tried and more important could be honest. In the Dover trial the ID side lost because they were shown not to be using those basics. There was nothing political or religious about the decision. Judges are well trained in the concepts of evidence themselves. It is a big part of their qualifications. He could see that the ID side had no scientific evidence. And you could learn this too. But most creationists are far too afraid to learn.At the point when scientists go beyond my capacity, then I leave it to them. But here you have proven the point that I was making. One camp says to the other camp "you don't know what you are talking about" - and visa versa.
But we do agree that the question whether ID is science is settled and no further discussion is necessary?What else did Judge Jones say?
Interesting statement made by Jones, the presiding judge:
“After a searching review of the record and applicable caselaw, we find that while ID arguments may be true, a proposition on which the Court takes no position, ID is not science.”
So, what may actually be truth, was not the important issue to Judge Jones, i.e., the court.
Jones was more interested in keeping the Establishment Clause of the 1st Amendment intact, that is, the separation of church & state.
This is the underlying reason for his ruling. What explanation may be accurate, was of lesser importance.
But as usual, those putting their faith in Natural Methodologies take it & run with it, looking for confirmation bias. Not truth.
And Science doesn’t need that mentality.
And if not science what is itBut we do agree that the question whether ID is science is settled and no further discussion is necessary?
Reading before, that Judge said: "May be truth but it is not science".And if not science what is it
Well.... There are animals, there are boats, it does rain, it does flood..Here we shall discuss evidence of NOAH's FLOOD. There is ongoing scientific research that has brought to light many interesting finds, that contrary to some or many ---- does in fact point more and more to a monumental worldwide cataclysm that is labelled the FLOOD in GOD's Word: Global Evidences of the Genesis Flood
You missed the point. The reason that creationism is banned from schools is because it is a religious belief. It could be taught if there was actual reliable evidence for those beliefs, but the evidence goes against the Bible story.Reading before, that Judge said: "May be truth but it is not science".
Not all truths are in the field of sciences.
But we better find the truth, even if we cann't get it into science, because what is science today, tomorrow could be obsolete ... but truths are forever.