[ndt]

"He was talking about the men of science who laid the foundations of what we know of as science today."

The Greeks? They weren't Christians back then.

"If you say it’s not germane, then why did you bring it up that the men who discovered genomes *nearly to a man* believed in the ToE? You must have thought it important somehow."

Because those who discovered the evidence jim is claiming supports his position, and who spend the most time examining it come to a conclusion 180 degrees from jim, who I assume has little actualy training in the field.

[jim35]

[”Because those who discovered the evidence... come to a conclusion 180 degrees from jim, who I assume has little actualy training in the field.”]

Actualy(sic), I do have significant training in “the field,” if you are referring to the biological sciences. I have 2 separate degrees in the biological sciences, a B.S. in nursing, and another in medical technology, with minors in chemistry and history.

And those who discovered the evidence, can you, number one, point with certainty to their beliefs? And number two, would it matter? And number three, would it make them right about God?

It never ceases to amaze me how quickly evolutionists jump to conclusions about those who oppose their opinions, but it does say something about the thought processes of such secular cheerleaders. Their minds are made up, and the facts aren’t about to get in their way.