Jose Fly
Fisker of men
I don't know if you realize this (or if maybe you're doing it on purpose), but these sorts of threads and arguments make you look positively ridiculous and rather dim as well. By being so absurd, you're doing far more for the science side of things than you are for creationism. Simply put, you're helping to perpetuate the stereotype of the ignorant, less intelligent creationist.Darwin's racist theories led to Jewish and black genocide and the promotion of scientific racism. It's ugly. I'll be starting a thread on this soon.
Let's see if you can actually answer a question. First, what exactly is "creation theory"?Let's move on to Darwin's "scientific accuracy" since you will not peer-review creation theory despite all the evidence.
Darwin most certainly did not account for every factor in the evolutionary process. Given that he published Origin of Species in the 1850's, that's hardly surprising. It's not at all uncommon for the early pioneers of a branch of science to have incomplete ideas. You can see this play out in pretty much every branch of science....physics, chemistry, medicine, etc.....all have their history of subsequent generations of scientists expanding on and adding to the work of their predecessors.Darwin was wrong about survival of the "fittest." Part of it is the strongest, fastest and smartest will get dates and mates and a chance to "pass their genes." They'll be the ones to get to procreate, consume and survive. We see this with humans. Plants and animals, as well, but it's not in every case. We do not have a "one answer fits all" like Darwin tried to promote. Humans, plants and animals also cooperate instead of being in competition. Thus, Darwin was wrong about the drivers of natural selection.
So again, this looks like nothing more than a mud-slinging exercise on your part.
Lots of empty assertions, and zero substance. You could have just posted "The moon is made of cheese" and it would have been just as meaningful.Darwin was also wrong with his racist theories of humans evolving from chimpanzee-like-apes. People will not accept Lucy and we have evidence that evos committed fraud with the other apes and early man. What people have realized is that evolution scientists committed fraud and scientific racism in trying to promote their ToE. Fossil evidence doesn't really lead one to the truth when one doesn't know what happened to the earth or the fossils.
Maybe you aren't aware, but no one really cares what you think of any scientific subject.As for creation, I think it will become stronger once baraminology has been made into a book or complete theory.
More empty, childish mud-slinging.The evo scientists are stealing creation science ideas because they cannot explain their own theories. Today, we have science nut jobbers like Neil DeGrasse Tyson and Bill Nye. Interesting that they defend evolution science when scientific racism tried to destroy their people. Tyson has set science back to the dark ages with his advocacy of ToE, dark energy, dark matter, multiverses and the universe is suitable for life ramblings. At least Nye knows something about science and can explain it even though he isn't a scientist.
That you have to resort to such shallow, juvenile tactics speaks volumes about both you and creationism.