Why Christians Attack Evolution

[Chas]

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I think you may have missed my point. Which is that while evolution might be "just a theory", creationism isnt even a theory. It's a failed hypothesis at best.

And how life began in the first place is largely irrelevant to the theory of evolution because, whether you believe life on earth was seeded by cosmic garbage or the hand of god, it doesn't change the theory of evolution one bit. Evolution does present quite a hurdle to the mankind was created in god's image types though.

If your worldview cannot account for the origin of life, the very thing that is a prerequisite for evolution in the first place, then as I stated earlier, Creationism is superior in explanatory scope and power.

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False dichotomy with special pleading. There is no such dilemma as "if evolution is mistaken, then my personal creation mythology is true."


Come on, kid. Take an intro to logic class and pick up a book sometime.

I think you may have meant to post this to someone else's post. It certainly is not pertinent to what I wrote to Deidre.

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I did. Your refusal to accept it becomes your problem, not mine. Such is life in religion.

You did?

Where?

You did. In post #92. (calling adhering to scienctific truths to be 'scientism')

Where did I call adhering to scientific truths scientism?

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Again, you demonstrate that you do not understand the scientific method AND you do not know how to take "we don't know" as an answer.

Evolution does not include the origin of life, it explains change, diversity, and speciation. Creationism has absolutely no explanatory power, it does not qualify as a theory.

Grow up.