For instance, one of the "tests" presented to show NS is real was the study of the kuru resistance in New Guinea
Proffessor John Collinge writes:
"It's absolutely fascinating to see Darwinian principles at work here. This community of people has developed their own biologically unique response to a truly terrible epidemic. The fact that this genetic evolution has happened in a matter of decades is remarkable."
Professor John Collinge, Director of the Medical Research Council (MRC) Prion Unit
Oh, but you know better than this professor, right?
Now, I can certainly understand why so many people WANT to believe in NS, because it is the only theory that can protect their believe in atheism. No other theory will do that. So even if a test shows otherwise, its best to still believe it MIGHT be true. Because once NS is not enough to explain things, all hope is lost. There is no other theory that is going to give you the random mutations you need to believe in atheism. Once the randomness is gone, your entire world view is gone, and that is not something most people will readily accept, so they will interrupt all data the way they want it.
1: Atheism is not a belief
2: Have you ever heard of a theostic-evolutionist? The Catholic Church? Is the Catholic Church an atheist group? I guess one of our own (catholic scientist) is actually an atheist, huh?
3: Natural Selection is but one mechanism in the study of evolution.
4: Evolution has nothing at all to do with atheism, atheism nothing to do with evolution.
Until you can come to grips with at least those 4 things, you are forever lost. Carry on my wayward son, there'll be peace when you are done.
I believe one person said, the scientific community is more open minded about accepting flaws in the theory of gravity than they are in the theory of evolution.
I bet that person was a creationist, huh?
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