RE: Young Earth Creationism Vs. Science (Statler Waldorf Contd)
December 16, 2010 at 2:57 am
(This post was last modified: December 16, 2010 at 3:00 am by Statler Waldorf.)
Lol, you say that creationism is not falsifiable but then you say you know it is a lie, which means you must have falsified it somehow. Self refuting argument! Look out!
Since biblical creationism views the bible as the word of God, finding the body of Christ would certainly falsify it because it would prove that the Bible is not inerrant. Creationists even admit this. So find the body.
As to your other points about dating, we have done exactly what you have said we'd need to do to falsify evolution, and yet you do not deny it happened. We have shown that when electrons are removed, radiometric decay rates accelerate by a factor of a billion. The very fact that nobody has ever successfully dated rocks of known ages means we should not trust the method with rocks of unknown ages because it cannot be trusted.
As for the fossil record moving from simple to complex, this has also been refuted because amoebas are just as complex as humans at a genetic level, but appear at the bottom of the fossil record.
The fact that dinosaurs have never been found in the same strata with humans does not prove they never co-existed. We know that whales and coelacanths co-exist today but they have never been found in the same level of strata either. So bad argument.
As for the bunny, beavers have been found in the same strata with dinosaurs in China, so that’s pretty close to bunnies
I love how you act like every animal that dies is fossilized. Not finding animals fossilized together is not evidence they didn't co-exist. We actually DO find species alive to day that pre-date your irridium layer. The common oak, maple, and ginkgo trees are all found well before the irridium layer and are still alive today. The fossil record does not expalin the sudden appearance of hundreds of different phyla suddenly. Bats appear suddenly in the record, and they are identical to bats today. You just ignore the evidence that does not fall in line with your dogma. Many evolutionists even say that the fossil record should not be used as evidence for evolution because it is interpreted using evolutionary theory.
(December 15, 2010 at 9:24 pm)theVOID Wrote:(December 15, 2010 at 9:08 pm)Statler Waldorf Wrote: I figured you'd take this way out. The evidence for a Creator is just as logical and sound as the evidence that the Pyramids were built by intelligent men.
Then you should have absolutely no problem creating a formal argument that necessitates his existence.
If you can achieve an argument that is both sound and valid I'm obliged to agree.
It's on you now.
I am skeptical that you'll accept even a sound argument.