Creationism (noun)

originally posted by: Out6of9Balance
a reply to: scojak

You asked this so called senseless question myself first. I hope you understand.

Lol, best of luck with your nonsense. Bye.

a reply to: scojak

You're the most non-competitive. You win.

originally posted by: Out6of9Balance
For me it's logical to think and believe that anything that exists has to have been made.

Yet the evidence for creationism that is somewhat lacking, while the evidence for evolution is compelling.

Furthermore, you can be religious and believe in a Devine being, but also think that evolution is evidenced and factual. After all, most Christian denominations recognise the evidence of evolution as a truth, including the Catholics.

a reply to: paraphi

No, just no.

Are the demons attacking you again?

a reply to: Out6of9Balance

Creationism is like saying, birds can just simply fly, where as evolution explain the reasons of why birds can.

a reply to: Specimen88

Creationism is like saying birds can fly simply because there's enough space created in the sky for them to do so and because God likes variety.

a reply to: Out6of9Balance

So how is it they can fly, but not monkeys?

a reply to: Specimen88

What part of variety don't you understand?

originally posted by: DISRAELI
a reply to: Out6of9Balance
Creationism is the belief that God made the world and the human race.
The theory of evolution offers one description of the way that he did it.

Except the methods and data which have demonstrated evolution have so far failed to demonstrate any supernatural or divine element in the process. Purely natural cause and effect. It would appear from the results of scientific inquiry that once again, the laziest student is taking credit for work he didn't do.

a reply to: Out6of9Balance

Well if he likes variety monkeys should fly then?

a reply to: Specimen88

Apparently not.

Have you seen flying monkeys before?

a reply to: Out6of9Balance

Only in the wizard of Oz, where there was variety.

a reply to: Specimen88

Your point?

originally posted by: TzarChasm
Except the methods and data which have demonstrated evolution have so far failed to demonstrate any supernatural or divine element in the process. Purely natural cause and effect.

But if "natural cause and effect" happens to be one of the ways that God works, then that squares the circle.

a reply to: Out6of9Balance

Fish can fly. What sort of cruel God would allow such a thing, when he strictly says they should swim, and only bird fly.

Why is it that they can fly, other then the bible simply says that they just can?

a reply to: Specimen88

These flying fish don't swim? Odd.

a reply to: Out6of9Balance

No, they are fish, but they can fly.

a reply to: Specimen88

I assume they just jump out of the water and float a bit.

Creation is indicative of a mind.

Science can study the creation and gain intimate knowledge of the created.

But if science can not reproduce a single organism (create life) from all it's study.

Then it is no longer science that is telling us that God does not exist.

Science can point to evolution for the sake of science but again evolution
can't give life to anything. Life only comes from life.

If evolution makes an extraordinary claim that God does not exist?
Evolution ceases to be science.

Science can not claim science created anything nor can evolution.

The same as a mechanic can tell why a car runs but without a label the
mechanic can't tell squat about it's origins.

Anyone who says God does not exist is a God damn liar and has no place in science.

originally posted by: carsforkids
...God damn liar...

So says the blasphemer!
God is dead.