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Verifiable evidence for creationism?

Is there any verifiable evidence for creationism?

  • Yes

    Votes: 20 19.0%

  • No

    Votes: 85 81.0%
  • Total voters
    105
Thief

Thief

Rogue Theologian
leibowde84 said:
So, then it has caused you to stop looking? What is gained by that? What is lost? What is the harm in keeping an open mind. I believe in God. My relationship with God helps me. But I am still open to any possibilities. Do you think that's wrong?
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see Genesis....look into the void mentioned there.

decide

Spirit first ?...or substance?
 
leibowde84

leibowde84

Veteran Member
Thief said:
see Genesis....look into the void mentioned there.

decide

Spirit first ?...or substance?
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There is not a qualified person on this planet to answer a question like this. That is my entire point. It is foolish for anyone to assume they know the answer. My answer is simply "I don't know".
 
Robert.Evans

Robert.Evans

You will be assimilated; it is His Will.
leibowde84 said:
Isn't this what pretty much all non-fiction authors tend to do? Why single out Dawkins for such an overwhelmingly common practice? Seems unfair.
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I know of him and it fits the subject. Give me some others and I will single them out as well if it makes you happy. I don't see the problem. You are defending an atheist that does much damage and makes millions out of it.

BTW, what is an agnostic Christian? It is below your name.
 
Thief

Thief

Rogue Theologian
leibowde84 said:
Exactly. This unwillingness to admit the possibility of being wrong, stating belief as fact, is dangerous unless it can be backed up with verifiable evidence. But even then, it's not a good idea.
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the unwillingness to make a choice is shallow

Spirit first?.....or substance?
 
leibowde84

leibowde84

Veteran Member
Robert.Evans said:
I know of him and it fits the subject. Give me some others and I will single them out as well if it makes you happy. I don't see the problem. You are defending an atheist that does much damage and makes millions out of it.

BTW, what is an agnostic Christian? It is below your name.
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What damage does Dawkins do? Can you point to any specifically?

And, by "Agnostic Christian" I mean that I believe in God and Jesus Christ as our savior, but I also don't think that knowledge of God or certainty in belief is either possible or desired. While I have my beliefs, I recognize I could be wrong, and I continue my search for the truth. But, the important part is that I don't feel that knowledge of God is possible. It must be based on faith.
 
leibowde84

leibowde84

Veteran Member
Thief said:
the unwillingness to make a choice is shallow

Spirit first?.....or substance?
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Why on earth would the unwillingness to make a decision or choice in this matter be "shallow". That is an absurd stance. It is nothing but prudent to withold settling on an answer until sufficient evidence/information is attained. In actuality, it is extremely foolish to settle on an answer based on faith when the truth might be attainable in time.
 
SkepticThinker

SkepticThinker

Veteran Member
Robert.Evans said:
I know of him and it fits the subject. Give me some others and I will single them out as well if it makes you happy. I don't see the problem. You are defending an atheist that does much damage and makes millions out of it.

BTW, what is an agnostic Christian? It is below your name.
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What kind of damage is he doing?
 
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