Redbaron007
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There is no evidence for creationism or evolution.
Sounds suspiciously like the pro & anti-rights debate...
Fixed it for you.
There is no evidence for creationism or evolution.
Sounds suspiciously like the pro & anti-rights debate...
Fixed it for you.
Incorrectly, however. There are mounds of evidence that support Evolution. It's possibly one of the most scientifically sound and supported theories we currently have.
Moths in London during the industrial age changed from light grey to dark grey. Are moths intelligent, or did the genes for light grey coloration nearly go extinct because those moths showed up more on polluted trees, so the moths got eaten with more regularity than the moths with dark grey coloration. .
Really??....please feeel to edjukate us on the mounds of evidence.
(just a lil help for ya...its actually called a 'theory' for a reason....but go ahead and dispel the myth)
That is not accurate. Both light and dark varieties of the peppered moth were around then. The occurrence of the light version of the peppered moth decrease dramatically due to increased predation because smoke and pollution killed the lichen they hid in. Nothing evolved - they were simply eaten at a horrifyingly violent pace. The dark and light peppered moths were still just peppered moths. They didn't turn into bluejays. This is how Darwinism spreads - via misinformation.
Ignorance is bliss I guess. "A scientific theory summarizes a hypothesis or group of hypotheses that have been supported with repeated testing. If enough evidence accumulates to support a hypothesis, it moves to the next step—known as a theory—in the scientific method and becomes accepted as a valid explanation of a phenomenon." You are trying to attribute the word "hypothesis" to the word "theory" when they are two different things. A hypothesis is an educated guess, a theory is an educated guess that has proof, evidence, and facts to support it's validity.
Evolution would never come to the conclusion that moths could turn into bluejays. Actually if you could provide an example of this happening you would completely discredit the theory of evolution and it would become void.
I will take your choice to be 'We' and not He. No big deal, logically speaking.Says logic. <snip>
Apples fall. Are they intelligent? Is the Earth intelligent, that it draws the apples to itself?
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The planets go around the sun. Are the planets intellegent, or are they responding to natural laws (gravity)?
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Really??....please feeel to edjukate us on the mounds of evidence.
(just a lil help for ya...its actually called a 'theory' for a reason....but go ahead and dispel the myth)
I will take your choice to be 'We' and not He. No big deal, logically speaking.
There is all kinds of evidence for evolution. Heck, it has been witnessed.
The little problem is they don't tell you that there are two kinds of evolution.
1. Intraspecial evolution. Chicken 2.0. A bigger, better, and tastier chicken.
2. Extraspecial evolution. Chicken lays egg. Out pops God-knows-what, with a different set of chromosomes, that is viable, that meets and mates with another God-knows-what with the same basic set of chromosomes, and Adam-and-Eves a whole new and viable species.
There is all kinds of evidence for 1. There is no evidence for 2.
When folks say they believe in evolution, ask them to qualify. I know 1 happens, so I believe in evolution. Do I believe man evolved from another species? I see no evidence of that. I see that man 10.0 is the current version and there is evidence of man 5.0 - 9.7. Man 5.0 looked a lot like an ape, but was a man with the same essential set of chromosomes man 10.0 has.
Well, the OP is definitely giving the non-creationists what he surely thinks is a leg up by demanding evidence, which only the non-creationists think they can provide.
However, none of us was there. No one can present one scrap of conclusive evidence one way or the other. Some folks will point to scientific "evidence" that says that the Earth is older than the biblical Creation story would seem to set it. However, they ignore one thing: Couldn't a God who brings an entire universe into existence create it with all that evidence of age already present?
Science, when used to look backward, is interesting, but, by nature, flawed. Science makes guesses about how things work, uses those guesses to predict future outcomes, and constantly refines those guesses into theories and laws as they prove to be better and better predictors. Science is forward-looking. It is not apt for looking backward.
The net result: Whether you believe in a creation event or not, whether you will admit it or not, you are relying on faith. You are building a complete system of belief based upon axioms you cannot prove. But, hey, Euclidean Geometry works. And it is based on axioms accepted on faith. Even a few we now know to be false!
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A god which evolved from not-god. A god which started out not intelligent but evolved intelligence.
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Wow. Interesting thread.
I am not a religious person. I also believe that ORGANIZED religion has been, and is still, at the heart of a great percentage of the violence in the world. An ORGANIZED religion causes the stories contained within books like the Bible, the Torah, the Koran and even whatever is written on those darn invisble magic golden plates, to be used by a few people controlling that religion to control their followers. This may be for good, as it is with most religions, most of the time. But, just like firearms, religion can be used by bad people to do bad things.
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Point being the information was wrong. And evolution says all life evolved from a single protein strand. I don't understand the difference between that and a moth becoming a bluejay.
Ignorance is bliss I guess. "A scientific theory summarizes a hypothesis or group of hypotheses that have been supported with repeated testing. If enough evidence accumulates to support a hypothesis, it moves to the next step—known as a theory—in the scientific method and becomes accepted as a valid explanation of a phenomenon." You are trying to attribute the word "hypothesis" to the word "theory" when they are two different things. A hypothesis is an educated guess, a theory is an educated guess that has proof, evidence, and facts to support it's validity.
Evolution would never come to the conclusion that moths could turn into bluejays. Actually if you could provide an example of this happening you would completely discredit the theory of evolution and it would become void.
And as for evolution, I have an open mind because the Earth has been around for a few billion years.
There is simply no way (yet) to be sure what has happened over that great a span of time, regardless of who invented time.