@secondsonsaid An interesting dichotomy is the idea that contrasts evolution with creation based on eyewitness testimony. It is uncontested that evolution has no basis of evidence by observation. An evolutionist must take it by faith that energy and chance brought matter and life into existence based on scientific theoretical assumptions, with no eyewitness testimony.
Not so is it with ...[text shortened]... t stretch faith further and further in an attempt to encompass an ever changing theoretical process.
After 12+ years and what must be hundreds of evolution discussions you still haven't learned anything about - or even the basics of - evolution. Incredible.
I had many discussions over the years with the defunct robbie carrobie about evolution, he was a JW creationist. In one memorable exchange, which in my view (if we can overlook my own self importance for a moment) will go down history as an RHP classic, he revealed he had never read a book written by an evolutionary biologist. I offered to send him one in the post to read, he point blank refused. Again and again, despite claiming he was a 'free spirited thinker who evaluated the evidence with his own mind'. They don't want to learn, they have no reason too which is the sad truth of it.
I had many discussions over the years with the defunct robbie carrobie about evolution, he was a JW creationist. In one memorable exchange, which in my view (if we can overlook my own self importance for a moment) will go down history as an RHP classic, he revealed he had never read a book written by an evolutionary biologist. I offered to send him one in the p ...[text shortened]... with his own mind'. They don't want to learn, they have no reason too which is the sad truth of it.
Have you personally read any critiques of macro evolution?
Not so is it with creationism. Creationists have the eyewitness testimony of the creator. God, who cannot lie, tells us exactly how the universe came into existence in a way that's easy to understand and believe.
There are really no words to describe this. Quite incredible stuff SecondSon.
"I believe because it is incredible." (Or words to that effect) -- Tertulian.
I had many discussions over the years with the defunct robbie carrobie about evolution, he was a JW creationist. In one memorable exchange, which in my view (if we can overlook my own self importance for a moment) will go down history as an RHP classic, he revealed he had never read a book written by an evolutionary biologist. I offered to send him one in the p ...[text shortened]... with his own mind'. They don't want to learn, they have no reason too which is the sad truth of it.
Fanaticism was, is and always will be a barrier to understanding and growth.
Maybe it was always thus but with the internet and social media it becomes clearer and clearer how common it is.
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