@plantermoo saidScience has advanced enough to say humanity didn't spring to life in a garden.
I believe the creation account in Genesis on faith. Science isn’t advanced enough to test it.
Catch up.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI’m fully aware why Darwin couldn’t observe his central hypothesis. My only point is that his theory doesn’t follow the Scientific Method.
Well, duh.
Such evolution takes place over millions of years. If we are only going to believe things that occurred last Tuesday how are we to believe anything?
And decades-long experiments that tried to prove speciation with bacteria and fruit flies, which have short generational spans, have failed.
@plantermoo saidIt's plain weird that you dismiss tangible evidence from science and yet readily embrace obvious myths as fact.
I believe the creation account in Genesis on faith. Science isn’t advanced enough to test it.
-Removed-How many dimensions are there?
What’s dark matter and dark energy? We don’t know what 96 percent of the universe is made of.
Do wormholes in space exist? What about white holes?
Was time created? Can it be manipulated, and, if so, to what extent?
These are just some of the questions current science can’t answer.
Trying to use current science to test the creation account is like trying to use numbered blocks to solve a calculus problem.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidWhat evidence? An unknown number of disputed transitional fossils? A similar genetic makeup among animals and among humans and animals?
It's plain weird that you dismiss tangible evidence from science and yet readily embrace obvious myths as fact.
@plantermoo saidYou are holding us back as a species. Evolve already.
How many dimensions are there?
What’s dark matter and dark energy? We don’t know what 96 percent of the universe is made of.
Do wormholes in space exist? What about white holes?
Was time created? Can it be manipulated, and, if so, to what extent?
These are just some of the questions current science can’t answer.
Trying to use current science to test the creation account is like trying to use numbered blocks to solve a calculus problem.
@plantermoo saidYou keep banging on about transitional fossils with no apparent awareness of molecular biology or biogeography.
What evidence? An unknown number of disputed transitional fossils? A similar genetic makeup among animals and among humans and animals?
It's like communicating with Lego.
@plantermoo saidAnd all because they eat the same food; incredible, isn't it?
What evidence? An unknown number of disputed transitional fossils? A similar genetic makeup among animals and among humans and animals?