don't confuse me with the facts 


Quote from vhehn:
its called willfull ignorance. they will themselves to not believe anything that does not agree with their book of primitive myths.
]how much thought is put into study when you are indoctrinated into rejecting every piece of evidence that does not agree with the book?Quote from Barth Vader:
Hello vhehn [read Seinfeld greeting Newman]
"..Willfull ignorance..." ?
Now that is a rather large statement !
Surely you are not implying that some people come to the conclusion that the Biblical doctrine of creation is a reliable scenario for the understanding of "first things" other than through much study and thought ?
Quote from Vista:
... It is absolutely shocking ........ it is just sheer ignorance and simply shameful to not educate yourself on a topic of such importance.
]Quote from vhehn:
how much thought is put into study when you are indoctrinated into rejecting every piece of evidence that does not agree with the book?
you cannot find the truth of your belief unless you are open to the possibility that your belief is not true. the scientist is forced to modify his conclusions every time new evidence is found. the theist is taught to modify evidence to fit his conclusions.
If macro evolution is speculative then so is gravity.Quote from Barth Vader:
Well, speaking for myself, quite a lot of study.
Look, macro-evolution is speculative, as it must be, as any system must be that is wrestling with past events, for which there are no recurring observable patterns. Macro-evolution is not empirical science.
Since the theoretical evolutionists need billions and billions of years to make the "saga" palatable, and since the genesis of the macro saga is the dogma of "microbe to man" it would seem that we should be able to observe [ since each day in our present is billions and billions of years + 1 day ], a microbe on its prophetic journey to manhood. If you can supply this, then I will convert to your religion.
why do you think over 11000 christian clergy members went to the trouble to sign this letter supporting evolution? their study must have led them in another direction than yours. the difference is theirs led them to agree with the brightest minds in science based on our best evidenve and yours led you to believe the writings of stone age men who had no concept of science.Quote from Barth Vader:
Well, speaking for myself, quite a lot of study.
Look, macro-evolution is speculative, as it must be, as any system must be that is wrestling with past events, for which there are no recurring observable patterns. Macro-evolution is not empirical science.
Since the theoretical evolutionists need billions and billions of years to make the "saga" palatable, and since the genesis of the macro saga is the dogma of "microbe to man" it would seem that we should be able to observe [ since each day in our present is billions and billions of years + 1 day ], a microbe on its prophetic journey to manhood. If you can supply this, then I will convert to your religion.
Sad and funny at the same time.Quote from vhehn:
creationists are a clueless bunch. they have a museum in kentucky that tries to prove that man and dinosaurs lived together and that there was once a global flood and the earth is only 6000 years old. the problem is that the museum is built on a geologic formation that falsifies the very thing they claim.
Quote from stu:
If macro evolution is speculative then so is gravity.
Strange how you have no problem with a prophetic journey of "creator - dirt - human" attracting no validatory evidence, but stumble on scientific journeys containing lots of it.
Superstition and the Darkside have much to answer for.