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I just now found out about this forum and didn't notice a I.D. Vs E. thread so I decided to make one.
I am a Christian and believe in intelligent design is the way the world came to be.
What does everyone else think about this subject?
I believe the term you were thinking of was punctuated equilibrium
Thanks for the break down of one of those articles.
Which I doubt will actually ever be the case. I'm well aware of the concept but tried to boil it down to a scale on which it actually matters to our case (the wording is a little different in my native language anyway).
I kindly request an explanation as to how this is considered to disprove evolution.
It just seems to be another pseudo-scientific delusion used to impress laymen.
*Grumbles* Yea for generalizations, stereotypes, and old views? I think so.
Also you've never see anyone religion quote their holy text when faced with objective evidence?
If i am wrong it would be really easy to prove it.
Sure I have but I've also seen atheist blatantly refuse to see anything supernatural even when the evidence is right in front of them.
Also I would say you should respect ace to an extent as he is standing for what he believes in; something one rarely sees nowadays.
What evidence?
The evidence is there and its only your fault if you refuse to see it for what it is.
I do believe it to be one of tje five points of Calvanism so correct =) however I don't consider myself a Calvanist as I don't subscribe completely to the theology.
As C.S. Lewis said God is either the most important thing in the world if he exists or the least important if he does not.
You must either fully embrace what you believe, although with tolerance, or else it really doesn't mean anything.
The blaring evidence of changes in peoples lives, horrible experiences used for good, medical miracles. The evidence is there and its only your fault if you refuse to see it for what it is. Remember coincidences are just God's way of remaining anonymous.
I see no other explanation. No objective evidence or scientific proof. If you say we simply dont understand it yet them you've made no point here.
I see no other explanation. No objective evidence or scientific proof. If you say we simply dont understand it yet them you've made no point here.
The evidence is there and its only your fault if you refuse to see it for what it is.
Well we can show an example of this with a balloon. As long as the balloon doesn't receive more air going into it then it's losing it will eventually deflate.
What is your native language?
It's quite intriguing to me that creationism seems to be such a big issue in the US as I never noticed it being discussed as extensively over here. I could be wrong in this assumption though, as I'm only judging from this community.
Ok, so i have like no time now so i won't be able to answer as much but, I can do what I can.
but what does the decomposition of a wooden house have to do with the second law of thermodynamics?
Actually, nothing in nature contradicts this.
So yeah, how does this disprove evolution again?
"trying to prove evolution to a theist is like talking to a brick wall with a little speaker that only shouts Bible verses."
And I figure if you can show an argument is based off a false premise...
redace would seem to indicate the "talking to a brick wall" part to be true to at least some extant.
As much as I will respect the guy walking the street with a cardboard sign that reads "repent the end is near",
I don't think I have run into to many creationists from other countries besides America.
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