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Job 33:6 replied to the thread Proving that Links Exist.Thanks for the like. -
After years of these interactions it becomes clear that there are a number of causes for this error: 1. Bad teaching about "the...
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All theories can be tested, including the theory of evolution. No theory can be proved.
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This is the claim I see brought up a lot from people who do not accept evolution and Creationists (I am separating them because though...
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Job 33:6 replied to the thread Noah-Lots of Water in the Oceans and Subterranean Oceans.The Bible isn't a science textbook. Noah's flood describes windows of a sky dome opening and closing to release and restrain water.
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Job 33:6 reacted to The Barbarian's post in the thread Noah-Lots of Water in the Oceans and Subterranean Oceans with
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You merely added your own assumptions to their findings. They don't deny the facts I showed you, and they certainly don't suppose... -
Job 33:6 reacted to The Barbarian's post in the thread Noah-Lots of Water in the Oceans and Subterranean Oceans with Like.
It's not an ocean, or even liquid water. It's chemically bound to ringwoodite (a rock formed from olivine) and exists as OH- not H20...
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Job 33:6 replied to the thread Historical Creationism: Literal Genesis, Old Earth.This is so true. And it's honestly a shame that... I'm a Christian evangelical, but also a scientist, and it's very clear that, in the...
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Job 33:6 reacted to Astrophile's post in the thread Historical Creationism: Literal Genesis, Old Earth with Like.
My experience, as an astronomer, is exactly the opposite. When I have started with the scientific method and applied it to physical...
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Job 33:6 reacted to Astrophile's post in the thread Historical Creationism: Literal Genesis, Old Earth with Like.
The difference between creationism and abandoned scientific theories is that the abandoned scientific theories that you cite have been...
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Job 33:6 reacted to Warden_of_the_Storm's post in the thread Can anyone explain how the moth got it's owl eyes? with Like.
You really are just ignoring the fact that people have shown you that there is a beneficial mutation that is easy to see and understand...
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Job 33:6 reacted to Ophiolite's post in the thread Can anyone explain how the moth got it's owl eyes? with Like.
You know we are just feeding the troll. Let's stop. The cost-benefit analysis on such conversations is not in our favour.
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Job 33:6 reacted to Ophiolite's post in the thread Can anyone explain how the moth got it's owl eyes? with Like.
Did you not read the detailed descriptions of how mutations work? While some mutations are undoubtedly and always "bad", most mutations...
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Job 33:6 reacted to expos4ever's post in the thread Can anyone explain how the moth got it's owl eyes? with Like.
It seems to me that you are not properly accounting for the role of natural selection. Yes, mutations are a matter of luck, I suppose...
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Job 33:6 reacted to Warden_of_the_Storm's post in the thread Can anyone explain how the moth got it's owl eyes? with Like.
I fail to see how I'm giving you mixed message on this whole thing. If you want to learn more about evolution, make the time and effort...
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