JeffG
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But it is a handy tool to use when debating though.SeanQ:To turn around and say true scientists distort the facts into what they want to believe is an insulting display of hypocrisy.
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But it is a handy tool to use when debating though.SeanQ:To turn around and say true scientists distort the facts into what they want to believe is an insulting display of hypocrisy.
JeffG:But it is a handy tool to use when debating though.
My point exactily. If you're not willing to "waste time" by going through each point one by one - how do you know that the points made are all false? Evolutionists simply ignore the points made that disagree with their point of view.Soggy:I would prefer not to waste my time going though each 'point' one by one, but one that comes to mind is the point about the Mississippi delta emptying into the Gulf of Mexico and filling it up. Absolute silliness. Has this person never heard of plate tectonics, and a changing face of the earth?
If many people have seen evidence of a young earth, and you have not - could this mean that you have not properly weighed up the evidence to make a proper decision in the first place - having only seen evidence that agree's with the "evolutionary theory".What evidence in there is legitimate?
Pray tell, what evidence of a young earth is there?
Already been done (see my book above as an example) - but many choose again to ignore that evidence (or hide it from others, which may be why you haven't seen any 'evidence' contradicting it - unless you go searching).But evolution is not a closed box. Find the evidence. If you can find the evidence, you can change the theory. Good luck.
So instead, we have evolutionists teaching their theory in schools, brainwashing our children with ideas that don't only fit the world we know around us. Again - you have no proof that creationism is an anti-science, but you make statements in order to make your belief sound more credible. I can't blame you though - you're just doing what the founders and supporters of evolution do too. It's the only way to make evolution seem legitimate.Because we have people wanting creationism taught in school, brainwashing our children with ideas that not only don't fit the world we know around us, but isn't even a majority belief in the world. Creationism is like the anti-science and, as has been proven over and over and over and over again in this thread, is a view based primarily on misinformation.
adza:My point exactily. If you're not willing to "waste time" by going through each point one by one - how do you know that the points made are all false? Evolutionists simply ignore the points made that disagree with their point of view.
There is an interesting item in the Old Testament book of Job where God is pointing out to Job just how puny he is compared to two of God's creatures. They are so great that man is unable to kill, capture or tame them.onfloat:How do you expain all of the great creatures prior to that, i.e dinosuars?
Just look around.adza:Please don't take this as a personal attack - I just want to use your post as an example of many posts I've seen here in this thread. Where do you get your evidence that Stezby was factually wrong?
The disagreements among scientists (in the area of evolution) are on fine points not on, did evolution occur. On that point there is complete agreementadza:I have seen disagreements amongst scientists too - and many who show flaws in Evolutionary Science. What I seem to see in this thread are those (on both sides of the fence) who have their belief first - and then look for scientific evidence to back up this belief, in many cases - ignoring any other evidence that may go against their belief, and class it as being 'made up', or 'fiction', or 'inaccurate' without considering that it may be legitimate.
You do not know what you are talking about.adza:The same has been used with evolution. Only those dating methods that meet their requirements (like argon dating) are considered for review - which has been proven to be inaccurate over and over again - ignoring evidence of a 'young' earth.
When all the evidence, often independently collected and analyzed, yields that same conclusion, except for a mythology that is written in a book which is of debatable origin, Id go with the evidence. There much evidence to support evolution and the multi-billion year age of the earth, there is only myth and made up evidence to contradict either of these concepts.adza:I know I'm not going to convince people here who are solid evolutionists of anything else - their decision is made up and they won't be deterred, but that's not my point to this post. My point is to show how evolutionary science is just as much a closed box when it comes to thinking as anything else - including religion / creation / etc.
There are many reasons and they are different for each individual, the more anal retentive just find what they perceive as stupidity to be disgusting, while others have a real fear of falling back into superstition. For me its a commitment to truth and human progress.adza:On another note - I do have one question (seriously) that I can't understand from an evolutionist point of view. Why do evolutionists push so hard to have their point of view believed?
I mean - Christians, sure - I can understand. They want people 'saved' from hell - which is why they share their views, but evolutionists? What's the point? It doesn't matter what people believe - it won't matter anyway. We're all going to die, and then that's it? What motivates the passion of evolutionists?
adza:Try a book called "in 6 days" to start with. Fifty scientists worldwide, with recognized earned doctorates in various specialties, give personal testimony to their belief in the Biblical view of creation as contrasted with evolution. Not the most simplistic book to read - because of all the scientific information involved.
stebzy:Creation Theory
Genesis 1:1 "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth".
Evolution Theory:
Origin of the universe The Big Bang Theory.
Origin of life The Spontaneous Generation Theory
Evolution of man The Theory of Evolution
Evolutionists believe that the entire solar system was formed from clouds of gas and dust. If so, the Sun, planets, and the moon should be made of similar elements.
In fact:
The Sun is 98% Hydrogen or Helium
The Earth, the moon, Venus , Mercury all contain less than 1% Hydrogen or Helium!
If solar system evolved, all planets should be spinning in the same direction.
If the Solar system evolved, all the moons should orbit their planets in the same direction.
Large gaseous planets like Jupiter and Saturn
Scientists cannot explain why their gases have not dissipated into the vacuum of space in 4 billion years!
The Moon
The Moon has quite different elements to Earth. If the Earth and the Moon evolved from a big bang, it would be expected that they would have identical composition.
The Moon is getting farther from the Earth by 2 inches every year.
It used to be closer!
The Moon controls the tides. The closer the Moon, the higher the tides (Inverse Square Law)
If the Moon were 2 million years old the tides would be so high that they would drown everyone twice a day!
The Earth is slowing down.
At the equator the Earth is travelling at about 1000 miles per hour.
The Earth slows down by 1/1000 second per day.
The Earth used to spin faster
Leap seconds are added every 1 months.
If the Earth is only 6000 years old there is no problem.
If the Earth is billions of years old that is a major problem.
Earth would then have been spinning much faster!
Days and nights would have elapsed much faster!
Age of the Sahara desert
Only 4000 years old.
This is consistent with the Flood 4,400 years ago, as the Bible says.