considering that people such as yourself have actually argued against rationality and reason, yes.
No, we have simply pointed out that refusing to recognize the limitations of human perception and reason is not rational, nor reasonable. The idea is to use human reason to help one become more rational, not less, as, imo, rationalists have done in creating an ideology.
i think the bias is in the fundamentalists. afterall, i'm one of the godless darwinists to you guys, nevermind that i spend most of my time in the religious fora. i should be on your side.
The idea you think because you like to study religion, and bash it mind you, should make you more on the side of those criticizing evolution just shows a deep level of irrationalism.
but the fact that we can't seem to find any creationists who argue in a reasonable manner and obey the rules is a pretty telling fact.
No, the fact is plenty of creationists and IDers argue in a reasonable manner. You guys are just so partisan and one-sided that you think anyone disagreeing with you is irrational. What's funny is you actually have the gall to accuse your opponents of being like yourselves, of adopting ideological-driven arguments and labelling them objective.
I can objectively demonstrate and have demonstrated the biasness here, but the evo response is well, it's OK to say such and such about creationists or IDers because it is true, but to say the exact same thing about evos is against the forum guidelines, wrong, etc,...The simple fact is you guys are totally incapable, it seems, of a semblance of objectivity, and imo, that is an indication of a group that has been affected by indoctrination rather than education.
Your opponents are not, as much as you want to believe, unreasonable, and disagreeing with evos is not the result of being unreasonable, irrational, ignorant, stupidity, or any of the things you guys believe. People have just begun to take a closer look at what evos teach and have them to be wrong. Simple as that.