Testing Theories of Origins

Beyond the sheer irrelevancy to the validity of theory, wouldn't allowing consideration of such criteria give free rein to people such as yourself willing to level unsubstantiated or baseless accusations?--Percy

It might be a shorter list to only consider issues you haven't dropped.For me you can start by responding about Caroline Crocker and Dawkins.To find messages you haven't responded to just click on the "designtheorist Posts Only" link. Messages you haven't responded to have "designtheorist has not yet responded" next to them. There are 29 messages you haven't responded to, out of a total of only 117 messages in the entire thread, which is really incredible. One quarter of all the posts to this thread are responses to you that you have ignored. Even providing a generous allowance since you're one against many, that's a stunning achievement.--Percy

In the beginning there was a single Christian mythology, and God looked upon it and saw it was good. And the evening and the morning were the first day.Then man looked about him and saw that some men believed differently, and so he created different Christian sects with different interpretations of Christian mythology. And God looked upon it and was concerned. And the evening and the morning were the second day.Then evangelical and other conservative Christians looked upon science and saw that it contradicted their Christian mythology, and so they invented Creation Science, and God looked upon it and was sad. And the evening and the morning were the third day.Then these Christians saw that it wasn't enough to just invent Creation Science, and so they began making up stories about science itself and the people within science, and God looked upon it and was perplexed. And the evening and the morning were the fourth day.So God gave these Christians the right to keep and bear arms, but they took to their guns with great enthusiasm, using them often and with great success, and God looked upon it and was dumbfounded. And the evening and the morning were the fifth day.Then these Christians saw that they had become the most powerful nation in the world and decided to impose their will on the rest of the world, and God looked upon it and knew not what to think. And the evening and the morning were the sixth day.On the seventh day God left.--Percy

I agree with all the nice things you say about DT and so find it incongruous that someone so apparently even-keeled and clearheaded can't see that things that are true don't require all the fancy footwork.--Percy