Silly Creationist

[Statler Waldorf]

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That makes absolutely no sense whatsoever

Think about it; think about all the things you have to presuppose are true before you can learn anything. Now think about how these things could possibly be accounted for in the atheistic worldview. They can't.

What are you talking about? You learn through observation, experience, intelligence and problem solving. What has this got to do with the Christian worldview?

Are you saying that prior to Christianity any attempt to investigate the universe would have been futile?

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Sure those are the mechanisms you learn by, but there are certain conditions that have to be true in order to use those mechanisms right? You have to presuppose that these are true in order to began observing and learning. I am saying that these conditions cannot be accounted for in an atheistic world. The atheist assumes they are true because he has to, but he cannot account for them given his worldview. So people could certainly learn before Christianity, but they were assuming truths that could only be explained by the existence of the God of the Bible. Does that make more sense?

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Like what ?

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Absolute morality
A person's senses are generally reliable
A person's memory is generally reliable
There is an underlying uniformity to nature
The future will usually resemble the past
There are laws of logic and we should adhere to them

All of these can be accounted for in a Biblical worldview, they cannot be accounted for in an atheistic worldview even though they are assumed to be true.