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Author Topic:   Reasons for Creationist Persistence
NosyNed
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Message 81 of 220 (394321)
04-10-2007 5:31 PM
Reply to: Message 42 by crashfrog
04-10-2007 3:41 PM


There are some ...
There are some practioners who manage to compatamentalize Crash.
There is a recent case in the news of someone getting his doctorate in , IIRC, palenotology but is a young earther. It generated some discussion and controversy.
I worked with a physics doctoral student who managed to compartamentalize his mind. At least once upon a time I haven't heard of him for years and years.
So they can exist. They do not exist in such numbers as would be required for MJ to be right. He is not telling the whole story.

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Message 121 of 220 (394689)
04-12-2007 6:57 PM
Reply to: Message 119 by mjfloresta
04-12-2007 6:03 PM


Re: Adventist Church - Geoscience Research Institute
It seems to be the concensus opinion that if someone is both a scientist and a creationist, their default basis for rejecting ToE must be religious, and can't be scientific, which I disagree with as being patently untrue.
If it was untrue we'd see the science presented here. This gets said a lot and then if anything (rarely) is presented it turns out to be already refuted junk. Sometimes decades old.
If this is "patently untrue" then there are lots of threads that might be appropriate to present the scientific reasons. Are you going to?

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Message 138 of 220 (395491)
04-16-2007 7:22 PM
Reply to: Message 137 by Buzsaw
04-16-2007 6:36 PM


small reminder Buz -- creo not equal to IDer
Buz, you use ID creo together a lot. This is another reminder that as the words are commonly used they are NOT the same thing.
As a default the creos are young earth, no evolution biblical literalists who, among other things do not think we are evolved animals.
As an official positions the ID movement does not argue with the age of the earth, agrees with most of evolution and that we are evolved animals.
These are hardly compatible positions. You might want to stop trying to be wishy washy and trying to avoid appearing to disagree with any of them. You can't have it both ways.

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Message 148 of 220 (395784)
04-17-2007 9:22 PM
Reply to: Message 145 by Buzsaw
04-17-2007 8:54 PM


Thanks for clarifying
I find it necessary to designate ID creo from creo. Everyone from Percy and Jar to YECs have referred to themselves as creationists in that they believe in a supreme god who somehow have been involved in the process of creation. At least that's how I have understood them. That term creationist is just too broad a term to designate one's ideology, imo.
I see that I misunderstood your use of ID Creo -- You mean a creationist IDer. Not ID / Creo including the two together.
You are right that you can define creationist very broadly (as Jar does) but that only muddies the waters. The term has a commonly understood usage.
No that's just not correct. Jehovah is an intelligent designer who intelligently designed everyting in the universe as per my hypothesis and as well as per all YECs. How can you say intelligent design had anything to do with the early stages of NS and RM?
At least some of the IDers (and it appears their official) position do not disagree with the age of the earth (or at least keep very quiet about it). That means they are NOT in agreement with YECs. They also do NOT claim that all of evolution is untrue -- just selected "IC" bits. I have not seen them say that the evolution of humans is incorrect either. They do not agree with YECs.
You can not be both an IDer and a YEC. You can also not be an IDer and the more common types of OEC. At least as far as the public front of ID is concerned. It has been contrived that way as a trick to get past the constitution of course. Many of the ID community agree with you and YEC and most OECers but that is not the "official" position that they can put forward. So ID (as a 'movement') has to be in conflict with YEC and much of OEC too or it fails in what it is trying to do.
{Please see message 147. The above would be better there (?). - Adminnemooseus}
Edited by Adminnemooseus, : See above.

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