To: fishtank
Darwinism survives not because it is empirically verified, but because it is a deduction from a tightly-held materialistic worldview. At the risk of being pedantic, isn't it more of an induction?
ie it assumes certain things at the outset and then builds (erroneous) conclusions on them.
2 posted on
02/13/2017 9:25:18 AM PST by
relictele
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To: relictele
At the risk of being pedantic, isn't it more of an induction? Definitions vary, but I prefer the following:
Induction: The formulation of a general law based on (multiple) observations.
Deduction: Arriving at a final conclusion based upon the application of general laws.
Regards,
6 posted on
02/13/2017 9:40:31 AM PST by
alexander_busek
(Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.)
To: relictele
Interesting, isn’t it? The scientific method gives us satellites in space, the internet, television, etc, etc, etc. It’s marvelous. But when it touches on religious sensitives, the thing is just a house of cards. Hmm.
8 posted on
02/13/2017 10:03:29 AM PST by
sparklite2
(I'm less interested in the rights I have than the liberties I can take.)
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