Creation Science

Somebody's Internet Page ^ | 7th July. 2000 | Adrian Barnett

[PatrickHenry]

So that everyone will have access to the accumulated "Creationism vs. Evolution" threads which have previously appeared on FreeRepublic, plus links to hundreds of sites with a vast amount of information on this topic, here's Junior's massive work, available for all to review: The Ultimate Creation vs. Evolution Resource [6.0].

[PatrickHenry]

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[PatrickHenry]

Creationists welcome.

[elephantlips]

I so enjoy pseudo-intellectuals who argue that their theory is better than someone else's theory.
I am not a bonafide "young earth" creationist, I am however aware enough
to know that we don't know a great deal about time, space and the workings of our
Creator's mind to speak intelligently on the subject. I am
continually amazed at the never-ending supply of ignorance that condescends to instruct
the rest of we sub-humans. A better approach might be
to have discussions on what we imagine the situation to have been,
all along with the understanding that NO ONE KNOWS WHAT TOOK PLACE.
Unless you have prime facia evidence to the contrary,
I'll assume that you number among the ignorant numbers of us.

[PatrickHenry]

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[Storm Orphan]

The never-ending battle...

[Barak]

The author is correct when he says that the biggest argument between evolutionists and Christians is not scientific, but philosophical. Evolutionists believe that the universe began in chaos and is evolving toward perfection: normativist Christians believe that the universe was created perfect and is degenerating into chaos. These two philosophies are absolutely irreconcilable, and any attempt at reconciliation (such as "theistic evolution") is doomed to failure from before its inception.

As a matter of fact, Zionism and fundamentalist Islam have much more in common than do Christianity and evolutionism. Perhaps we ought to practice by making permanent peace in the Middle East before we try to take on a task as gargantuan as the evolutionist-Christian debate.

[Paradox]

Oh gee, THANKS ALOT, sheesh :)

[Wm Bach]

Evolutionists believe that the universe began in chaos and is evolving toward perfection:

Really? That's what evolutionists believe? I've never heard that. Can you cite one living scientist in the evolution camp who believes that the universe is evolving towards perfection?

[jackbob]

I find it pleasurable seeing intelligent, educated people revealing their narrow minded thought patterns. Thus is the case of this debate. Both sides attached to their own particular 'ism' and unable to comprehend an alternative view. On the other hand, the use of distorted irrelevant arguments, ridicule. and black propaganda, has and is still the most common method used by those promoting evolution(ism), as it is with most ismic thinkers.

Since I do not believe in creationism, I think I'll pass on defending them against such unnecessary distorted attacks.

[js1138]

I am however aware enough to know that we don't know a great deal about time, space and the workings of our Creator's mind to speak intelligently on the subject.

But then again, we know quite a bit about the mundane aspects of space and time, specifically how big and for how long. Unless you agree with Barbie, that math is so hard.

[elephantlips]

That's contained within the definition of evolution!

[Storm Orphan]

No, it is not.

[elephantlips]

As recently as last month scientists have noted a change in the standard
for the speed of light. For science, the speed of light
was always axiomatic. If we think that we know all that's to be known,
we fool ourselves. When the tools used for measurement start
to change what does that tell us?

[f.Christian]

Truth/God(creation) vs. SELF-seeking/justification(evolution)...nothing to do with Science/Bible!!

[brown eyed girl]

What???