Creationist quotes and citations reflects a greater level of academic dishonesty

You could kick this off with a couple of examples.I'm afraid that you won't get a lot of discussion. The creationists are most likely going to ignore it.All you can probably do with this is offer up examples and then tear them down.

So what do each of these statments mean, almeyda?Would you take each one and tell me what the individual making it believes and what they are saying, using your own words, in the specific quote?What I'm very sure of is that you didn't read any one of these form the original sources and, in fact, haven't stopped to think of what they mean at all. You've just copied them from a quote miner and think that they prove something.Once we understand why you think they are significant and have the real sources for them we can discuss them.

The idea that accepting an orderly rules based universe is needed for science isn't a new philosophical idea. I don't have a reference but I think that Christianity may have helped set the stage for that a bit. Aylmeda may have a point there.

And that is not an answer almeyda.Have you begun to realize that you are out of your league?You have almost no idea what you are talking about. You don't seem to be able to handle the responses to what you post. It is time you decided to learn a bit before making unfounded, incorrect assertions.