[Old_Mil]

1. Evolution fits well with good theology.
2. Creationism is bad theology.
3. Evolution explains original sin and the Christian model of human nature.
4. Evolution explains family values.
5. Evolution accounts for specific Christian moral precepts.
6. Evolution explains conservative free-market economics.


Oddly enough, nowhere on this list is the statement "Evolution constitutes irrefutable empiric scientific truth." Wonder why.

[js1138]

Oddly enough, nowhere on this list is the statement "Evolution constitutes irrefutable empiric scientific truth." Wonder why.

Possibly because science doesn't prove statements of TRVTH.

Evolution is, however, as well established as the earth orbiting the sun.

[Celtjew Libertarian]

Oddly enough, nowhere on this list is the statement "Evolution constitutes irrefutable empiric scientific truth." Wonder why.

Because the article was about evolution's relationship with theology and politics; not about it's relationship with science.

[Dimensio]

Oddly enough, nowhere on this list is the statement "Evolution constitutes irrefutable empiric scientific truth." Wonder why.

It is obvious. Absolutely no scientific claim can be said to constitute "irrefutable empiric scientific truth". Only an individual who has never studied science would not know this.

[Doctor Stochastic]

Oddly enough, nowhere on this list is the statement "Evolution constitutes irrefutable empiric scientific truth." Wonder why.

Perhaps because evolution comprises irrefutable empiric scientific evidence rather than constitutes truth; other scientific evidences also exist. The search for truth is a religious endeavor, not a scientific one. All religions have found Truth. Which is available at a price.

[RunningWolf]

Good observation.

And those statements let it slip out yet once again that Darwinist evolution is not nor is about science.

W.