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What evidence? And, creationism isn't scientific in any way, as it doesn't utilize the scientific method. Creationism starts with a conclusion and attempts to find evidence to support that conclusion. The scientific method requires us to allow the evidence to take us wherever it leads.I apologize for my long absence.
My background is in secular colleges and universities--I'm enrolled this semester for my third degree. A careful look at creationist sites posting their versions of peer-reviewed literature reveals they show their theories, facts and concepts and also show--openly and without mocking--opposing views. Will you find opposing views in Scientific American, et al? No.
I cannot lead a horse to water nor make anyone here more open to God. But there is evidence of a young Earth and solar system inside of a larger, older universe.
But there is evidence of a young Earth and solar system inside of a larger, older universe
My background is in secular colleges and universities--I'm enrolled this semester for my third degree.
A careful look at creationist sites posting their versions of peer-reviewed literature reveals they show their theories, facts
If you start with the assumption of any scripture being accurate, there isn't much "science" to speak of.I apologize for my long absence.
My background is in secular colleges and universities--I'm enrolled this semester for my third degree. A careful look at creationist sites posting their versions of peer-reviewed literature reveals they show their theories, facts and concepts and also show--openly and without mocking--opposing views. Will you find opposing views in Scientific American, et al? No.
I cannot lead a horse to water nor make anyone here more open to God. But there is evidence of a young Earth and solar system inside of a larger, older universe.
I apologize for my long absence.
My background is in secular colleges and universities--I'm enrolled this semester for my third degree. A careful look at creationist sites posting their versions of peer-reviewed literature reveals they show their theories, facts and concepts and also show--openly and without mocking--opposing views. Will you find opposing views in Scientific American, et al? No.
I cannot lead a horse to water nor make anyone here more open to God. But there is evidence of a young Earth and solar system inside of a larger, older universe.
Creationism is not a "scientific theory", as it doesn't meet the high evidential bar associated with that term. Thus, creationism is merely a hypothesis. The Theory of Evolution is a "scientific theory", as it does meet the high evidential bar associated with the term.I apologize for my long absence.
My background is in secular colleges and universities--I'm enrolled this semester for my third degree. A careful look at creationist sites posting their versions of peer-reviewed literature reveals they show their theories, facts and concepts and also show--openly and without mocking--opposing views. Will you find opposing views in Scientific American, et al? No.
I cannot lead a horse to water nor make anyone here more open to God. But there is evidence of a young Earth and solar system inside of a larger, older universe.
Actually, if you read these journals, they do have opposing viewpoints, contradicting evidence, and scientists (or doctors, philosophers, whatever area you're looking at) do go back and evaluate the data and research methods, they do argue with each other, they do debate, they do offer rebuttals, and that is how the scientific method works, what makes it tick, what keeps it going, and why it's currently our best system for learning about natural phenomena.Will you find opposing views in Scientific American, et al? No.
Now now.Actually, if you read these journals, they do have opposing viewpoints, contradicting evidence, and scientists (or doctors, philosophers, whatever area you're looking at) do go back and evaluate the data and research methods, they do argue with each other, they do debate, they do offer rebuttals, and that is how the scientific method works, what makes it tick, what keeps it going, and why it's currently our best system for learning about natural phenomena.
I apologize for my long absence.
My background is in secular colleges and universities--I'm enrolled this semester for my third degree. A careful look at creationist sites posting their versions of peer-reviewed literature reveals they show their theories, facts and concepts and also show--openly and without mocking--opposing views. Will you find opposing views in Scientific American, et al? No.
I cannot lead a horse to water nor make anyone here more open to God. But there is evidence of a young Earth and solar system inside of a larger, older universe.
Could you direct me to that evidence? Thanks.[/
I apologize for my long absence.
My background is in secular colleges and universities--I'm enrolled this semester for my third degree. A careful look at creationist sites posting their versions of peer-reviewed literature reveals they show their theories, facts and concepts and also show--openly and without mocking--opposing views. Will you find opposing views in Scientific American, et al? No.
I cannot lead a horse to water nor make anyone here more open to God. But there is evidence of a young Earth and solar system inside of a larger, older universe.
Well, I can agree that the earth is younger than the universe. It took time for the stars to manufacure the heavier elements.
Actually, if you read these journals, they do have opposing viewpoints, contradicting evidence, and scientists (or doctors, philosophers, whatever area you're looking at) do go back and evaluate the data and research methods, they do argue with each other, they do debate, they do offer rebuttals, and that is how the scientific method works, what makes it tick, what keeps it going, and why it's currently our best system for learning about natural phenomena.
Actually, if you read these journals, they do have opposing viewpoints, contradicting evidence, and scientists (or doctors, philosophers, whatever area you're looking at) do go back and evaluate the data and research methods, they do argue with each other, they do debate, they do offer rebuttals, and that is how the scientific method works, what makes it tick, what keeps it going, and why it's currently our best system for learning about natural phenomena.
LOLNow now.
No need to burst his obviously vastly superior bubble with truth and facts.
You might confuse him.
There is factually none that is credible, NONE.
Its all faith based wishful thinking and a sever perversion of the scientific methods.
Non sequitur
Peer review is laughable in this context. They have no facts in support, and no credible university EVER teaches this as anything else but religious faith and mythology.
His statement that the universe is older than the earth is credible.
That was not the context of his statement.
He stated a young earth existed, in an older universe.
So NO he does not have any credibility thank you, but NO thank you.
chapter Two of Genesis has all the earmarks of a science experiment.If you start with the assumption of any scripture being accurate, there isn't much "science" to speak of.
if it were tested repeatedly....and affirmed......it's not a theory anymore.Creationism is not a "scientific theory", as it doesn't meet the high evidential bar associated with that term. Thus, creationism is merely a hypothesis. The Theory of Evolution is a "scientific theory", as it does meet the high evidential bar associated with the term.
A scientific theory is a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world that is acquired through the scientific method and repeatedly tested and confirmed through observation and experimentation.