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Author Topic:   What evidence is needed to change a creationist
cavediver
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Message 43 of 144 (447202)
01-08-2008 2:12 PM
Reply to: Message 40 by Volunteer
01-08-2008 12:33 PM


two or three examples are in order at this time.
So your first, Michael Denton, now uses evolution to demonstrate purpose and the hand of God in the Universe (a review of a more recent Denton book provided by nwr)
Your second, Dr. Louis Bounoure, was never "Director of the Zoological Museum and Director of Research at the National Center of Scientific Research in France" and never actually made that quote 300 Creationist Lies
And your third, Arthur L. Schawlow, doesn't express any opinion on evolution at all, merely his need for the divine in the Universe - that's cool, it's the view of many theistic scientists (who have no problem with the theory of evolution)
You wouldn't have another three, would you???

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cavediver
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Message 111 of 144 (466230)
05-13-2008 6:15 PM
Reply to: Message 109 by Buckfan328
05-13-2008 5:19 PM


In short, no evidence would convince me otherwise
In other words, despite your claims, you are no scientist. Why then do you claim to be a scientist?
I think a great deal of evidence favors Creation particularly abiogenesis and the lack of a consistent evolutionary fossil record
Do you really believe that this constitutes EVIDENCE for Creationism??? Again, I have to seriously question your claim to be a scientist. I mean, fine, you may think that the results of abiogeneis research are sufficiently weak to make claims of a non-naturalistic origin to life plausible... but evidence for Judeo-Christian Creationism??? Do you want to think about that for a while?
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