Yes, because the origin of literally all life is a seperate subject of inquiry than all the aftermath. Like what? Literature and music are both arts, but they are different subjects in academia. You are aware of this, right?
The biological sciences are a bit more related than literature and music though. I am not surprised when evolutionists are quick to distance themselves from abiogenesis. I'm sure that if they discovered how to create life in a lab that every branch of the biological sciences would be all over them like a rash....
I’m ambivalent about humanity on a good day. Has nothing to do with my scientific knowledge or rather lack thereof.
Free will is the subject of philosophy, it’s not that relevant in the field of biology. Beyond the scientific method (or is it just science as a whole?) being classified as a philosophy.
Which is fine, you want to learn biology, you study biology. If you wish to learn philosophy, you learn philosophy.
We have seperate disciplines for a reason.
It occurs to me that humans are destroying the planet and using science to facilitate it in one way or another.
I cannot separate creation from the Creator. Science pretty much wants the Creator to go away.....he is just an annoyance....but then, maybe they are an annoyance to him?
I don’t think science cares. It’s Switzerland on the issue. If you wish to accept science it’s not like they’re going to demand you hand in your faith card at the door. There’s certainly scientists out there who consider their study in biology or archeology or whatever only strengthens their faith and allows them to truly appreciate creation to the fullest.
Yeah, I've mentioned them already.
Deductive reasoning is a bit open to interpretation though isn't it? I imagine that I deduce things very differently to yourself? I could look at the same "evidence" and come to a completely different conclusion to you.I don’t see how. Deductive reasoning is literally one of the most fundamental aspects of education and learning how to think critically. Has been since the days of Plato, as far as I’m aware.
Yeah in science when collecting data they tend to use graphs as an easy way to organise it. Are you against organisation or something?
I have no problem at all with organization, as long as its based on provable facts and not assumptions. Anything prefaced by a "might have" or a "could have" is not a fact is it?
Like they observe and record and follow the correct process to figure out the minutiae of it all. That’s what all academics do in literally all fields (although the arts might leave out the graphs lol)
I’m not seeing this great leap of logic you keep subtly (and not so subtly) referring to in the sciences. Argument from incredulity is a known logical fallacy. Even I know that much
Its not a gap of logic as much as it is a gap in assumption.....how do you leap from adaptation (which is testable) to macro-evolution (which doesn't have any real evidence?) Are assumptions worth anything in science when they are not testable or fact based?
So.....like religious preachers selling three brand of morality? That includes JWs by the way.
Jesus Christ was so successful in his preaching methods that they have been adopted by businesses to flog their products. Marketing is a carefully crafted science, as is perception management....most people have no idea how much advertisers manipulate their purchasing buttons....or how easy it is to sway someone's opinion.
So you’re pontificating about science without any formal training?
Pontificating? Nope...just expressing an opinion....as we all do. I can read and I can evaluate what I read as well as anyone.
Why should I trust you over an actual legitimate accredited expert in the field exactly?
Who said you had to? I am simply highlighting what I have found in the literature....lots of conjecture and very little fact. I would have no issues at all if only they would just be honest about this theory. They teach it as established fact when it is no such thing. By the time kids get out of High School, they "believe" that evolution can't be questioned, so they don't.
Picking our sources based on their conclusions, are we? Interesting
No, picking my sources based on how easy they are to understand.