(July 11, 2014 at 11:42 am)Esquilax Wrote: So Steve, at this point I have to ask: are you just looking for things that'll disprove evolution, or are you looking to study the facts irrespective of where they lead?
Because it certainly seems like you're just dashing for the former because it's what you already believe. It's getting embarrassing.
I have been told my whole life that evolution is not true and is filled with holes. I have read books that poke at these holes. I can find hundreds if not thousands of articles that poke at these holes. I read that scientist know there are holes and either ignore them because their belief is so strong that they figure we will eventually figure it out or they are not going to question the establishment because they will look bad at one end of the spectrum or even damage their careers on the other end. I hear that intelligent design is gaining momentum.
The bias of naturalism is a huge concern of mine. For example, no matter what science discovers, you will never ever believe in a theory that has God as part of the equation. They have no alternative than to believe in evolution. How many scientist would fit that description?
On the other side, you have thousands of Christian scientist (in every applicable field) that say evolution does not fit the facts.
So who am I to believe? Those that say that God had a hand in things or those who won't consider that option?
