Darwinian Conservatism: How Darwinian science refutes the Left’s most sacred beliefs.

The American Thinker ^ | 23 July 2006 | Jamie Glazov and Larry Arnhart

[furball4paws]

The Theory of Evolution concerns itself with the formation of species form existing life. Before life existed, the Theory of Evolution is silent, since there was nothing to evolve. You can find this in any Biology Book not published by a Creationist Press. Try it, you might just learn something.

[A0ri]

Sub-headed under the "Theory of Evolution".

[Coyoteman]

Here you go, one of the first definitions I web-searched,

http://emporium.turnpike.net/C/cs/evoldef.htm

You are citing a creation science website. It is worthless as an authority on science.

You are starting to sound like a troll. Are you sure you aren't a returned bannee?

[andysandmikesmom]

And that link is from a Creationist website...which proves my point....that it is only the creationists that insist that the beginning and formation of the earth, the moon, the sun, the stars, etc, must be included in the theory of evolution...

You have proved my very point...thanks...

CreationScience insists that the beginnings of the universe be included in the study of the theory of evolution...

Its a creationist site, after all, what else would one expect...

[andysandmikesmom]

Thanks to all for a very spirited discussion...time for me to leave now, and I am certain that the thread will continue on, and when I return tomorrow, probably late afternoon, or early evening, there will be many more new things to talk about...

Everyone have a fine evening....

[A0ri]

Did you not see my talkorigins link? They have an entire SECTION on it. Ever hear of unified concepts?

http://www.google.com/custom?q=cosmology&sitesearch=www.talkorigins.org

[A0ri]

I'm off too, I'll check up tomorrow to discuss.

[Oztrich Boy]

It is becoming a bit difficult for me to read and respond at the same time

I suggest more effective time management.
1. srop posting to yourself. Just tell yourself what you think.

[Oztrich Boy]

"I am inclined to think the posters here lack the intelligence to put two and two together. Statements that "creationists" cannot be intelligent abound."

No they don't. Why must you make things up?

To be fair, he didn't claim that was the case. Just that he had an inclination to think so. Perhaps he will resist the inclination.

[jennyp]

My-uncles-brain-can-beat-up-your-uncles-brain PLACEMARKER.

[Admin Moderator]

Knock it off!

[thomaswest]

pixie theory of everything placemaker

[Dimensio]

What do you want evidence for? That kneejerk fundamentalists do not want rationality or actual inquiry?

That is the thus-far unsubstantiated claim that you made.

Not surprised you'd take umbrage at that given you are a perfect example of kneejerk fundamentalist.

Insulting me does not support your claim.

We only need to back to post 130 of this thread to observe a classic case of irrationality and lack of any desire for inquiry on the part of a kneejerk fanaticist.

How is correcting a false claim demonstrative of irrationality and fatanicism? Are you saying that it is irrational to make factual statements?

[Dimensio]

Talkorigins is not dedicated exclusively to discussion of the theory of evolution. That a scientific subject is discussed at the website is not an indication that said subject is a part of the theory of evolution. The theory of evolution addresses only the cause of biological diversity. Any other scientific subject addressed is part of a seperate theory.

[dread78645]

... and a demigod.

Yeah -- but he was just the Stay-Puft Marshmellow Man

[dread78645]

[dread78645]

"it was all a joke you see, me and my mates was all out at the local pub downing a pint or two and I says, hey! I'll bet you all that I can turn the entire scientific world on its ear with one book!

L. Ron Hubbard

[PatrickHenry]

Abe Lincoln recanted on his deathbed. He swore allegiance to the Confederacy, cursed the Union, and asked to be buried in a Confederate uniform. (My uncle with twenty-six PhDs can prove that you're an idiot.)

[A0ri]

Then you do not object the removal of cosmology from public courses of education. Seeing as you seem to want to disassociate the field from evolution when they are taught hand in hand. (Note: A similar argument was used by the Kansas Board of Education) It was accepted that cosmology was a major part in "evolution".

[George - the Other]

"Arnhart: Coulter’s attack on Darwinism as a threat to conservative values illustrates the sort of mistake that I want to correct. Her arguments against Darwinism as a liberal religion are shallow. It’s clear that she has never read Darwin and doesn’t really know what she’s talking about."

I agree with Arnhart.