RE: What beliefs would we consider reasonable for a self proclaimed Christian to hold?
March 17, 2018 at 6:58 am
Quote:ID is recognized by intelligent people who are able to design as well.ID recognized by ideologically motivated hacks and the scientifically ignorant. The fact they can design man made objects does not alter their ignorance or ID's poor reasoning .
Quote:You have yet to prove that you are qualified to make a comment on ID.I don't care if think i'm qualified . Deal with my statements or don't . The choice is yours . Is ID fallacious reasoning or is it not ? Is their clear non fallacious evidence of ID in nature or is there not ?
Quote:Have you ever designed something from nothing but your ingenuity?Whether i have or not does not alter the bad reasoning of ID proponents . So this question is pointless. As it is every time you have asked it . It does not alter ID fallacious logic. Nor the dubious claims of it's followers .
Quote:By not recognizing ID in nature,Their is nothing to recognize it's bad reasoning without basis . And claims without basis .
Quote:you are proving that you don't have eitherNope it proves i don't buy fallacious reasoning or baseless claims of design in nature .
Quote:but I'd be pleased if you could prove me wrong, simply by giving evidence of your creative skills and achievements.I don't care about pleasing you . Nor do i care about your opinion of my creative talents . It has no bearing on weather ID's reasoning is valid or not. Nor does it make a case for ID in nature . And you'll try this same tired dismissal tactic again as not actually have to engage with the fact ID's reasoning is fallacious. But that's fine it does not change matters in the least .So go ahead dismiss what i have too say . Go on about how i'm not a "designer " (which is not true )therefore i won't understand design or whatever variant of mental defense you cobble together to dodge the issue. It does not refute the above facts . And i have no more patients for your games .
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