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Oh, I know all about peer review and Scientific method being observe what happens; based on those observations, form a theory as to what may be true; test the theory by further observations and by experiments; and watch to see if the predictions based on the theory are fulfilled, but at the end of the day if that all don't add up the way you want it to you just have to wing it.

That is dead wrong. If the numbers don't add up, the theory is dropped like a hot potato. The peer review is not done by people who agree with your hypothesis but by those that are sceptic on your findings.

Isaac Newton's book, Principia with its theory of gravity, is considered to be the beginning of modern science. Take it forward about 200 years to Einstein - 1916. Gravity rethought. Look, I am not saying that this is a bad thing. I keep bringing it to your attention not because it is a bad thing but a good thing. It is how science works. If they don't know the answer they guess. That is how one learns. In order to be realistic you have to recognize the possibility that the theory of evolution could be wrong for over 200 years.

You can't compare science, which is fallible to the God's word, which is infallible.

I think that is called being boxing clever. Good stuff...yeah...

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Science is extremely precise unless you're talking about intelligent design or something
Science is very very careful and inquisitive. You get points in science for proving your colleges wrong. And you go about trying to prove yourself wrong too
You question yourself. And you question science. There is no winging it. Science actually progresses.

Like I told Leo, consider Newton's theory of gravity for over 200 years. It really is astonishing to me - the religious nature of the modern day Atheists.

Talking to you people about evolution is - and trust me I know this - just like talking to the most zealous Xians. I kind of think that your knowledge level is about the same as well, which surprises me. You don't know any more about your faith than they do theirs.

Religious. Oh, yeah.