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Paul
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Date Posted: 12:28:34 09/16/05 Fri
In reply to:
Tom
's message, "Re: the lies of christians" on 11:38:25 09/16/05 Fri
>Dr. Hovind concedes points that he needs to, and
>openly states when an idea is his own conclusion, but
>his conclusions make perfect sense (unless you're a
>closed-minded anti-creationist, in which nothing he or
>any creation evangelist says will make sense.)
Evolution is science, Creationism is mythology. Hovind uses strawman arguments, they're logical fallacies, if you're ignorant of science they may make sense.
>If you want to believe that matter somehow happened to
>be present and it exploded to make the universe...
You've been listening to hovind too much, this isn't evolution.
>and
>somehow a piece of life formed,
Again, not evolution.
>and somehow that piece
>of life found a food source, a mate, and reproduced...
>and somehow that life evolved from an organic soup
You may wish to look up what evolution is before critizing this strawman version you creationists dream up.
>and that evolution
>would require brand new genetic material to somehow be
>written into DNA...
Already happens in mutations. Although its not true new genetic material has to be written to the DNA.
>and that the
>questions of where did the universe come from and is
>there life after death still loom unanswered... that's
>your choice.
So you rather cling to a god of gaps? It answers all your questions as long as you don't think too much about it.
>My choice was to surrender in faith to the creator.
And ignorance at the same time.
>I could go on forever spewing scientific evidence for
>creation, but it won't do any good.
You haven't even started, rather you've done what most other anti-science creationists do, spewing misconceptions.
>Your mind is
>adamantly closed to anything outside evolution, which
>is not only harmful to learning, but should you
>unfortunately die today or tomorrow, seals you to an
>unimaginably horrible fate (whether you believe in it
>or not.)
Sorry, false dilemma. Fallacies aren't that convincing.
>I can refer you to www.answersingenesis.com for some
>wonderful learning tools, but I'll bet you've been
>there already.
You might want to try a scientific site.
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