IMPOSSIBLE logic for evolutionists (from a smart creation scientist)

And if we can demonstrate that what you learned was wrong, will you change your beliefs? I once had to do just that, and it was a good thing, though it may have been hard at the time. (This was when I became an evolutionist.)Tell ya what. I'll make the same wager with you. If you can convince us that all of science is wrong, I'll become a creationist in good faith. But you have to be willing to take the same chance. (And this won't be easy. We've seen all the trite, pat arguments, and refuted them a hundred times. And we have a wieght of biological evidence on our side, as well as some evidence to directly contradict the bible. But take a shot at it, if you like. But if you're not willing to change your mind when it is proven you are wrong then you're not really much of a science-minded individual. Also you can begin by addressing the numerous responses to your inital posts.)

This is certainly true. What I should have said to booboocruise was "if you can convice us that creationism is right, in the face of scientific evidence to the contrary (thus disproving science), I'll become a creationist." I didn't intend to set up a false dichotomy, but I do see that's exactly what I did. My error.