Creation vs. Evolution

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6days

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Yorzhik said:
The only reason consensus is brought up is because you rest your entire belief on it, despite the evidence put in front of your face.
I think genetally when someone uses 'consensus' as an argument, they are trying to sell you something. Nobody uses 'consensus' as an argument for the distance of the moon. It is solid science that measures the distance to the moon, therefore tbe consensus argument is not used.*
 

6days

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So if you were shown examples of mutations increasing the number of nucleotides, and resulting in a new trait or ability, would that constitute "mutation creating something"?

Or are you going to dodge this question?
more nucleotides is definetly not increasing information. You can add all kinds of copying mistakes and add extra pages to a book but you have not increased the meaningful info....you have corrupted it.

New trait....hmmmmm There are some rare mutations that have given a beneficial outcome. But in almost all... if not ALL, the beneficial outcome is the result of a LOSS of pre-existing info. (For example a loss of specificity to an enzyme may result a benefit)

But in any case the deleterioous mutation rate accumulates in our genome at a far higher rate than the rare beneficial mutation. Geneticists KNOW our genome is deteriating. This is consistent with the Biblical model of perfect creation and then the fall.
 

alwight

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I believe in our common Designer, mainly because it makes rational sense based on evidence.
I'd say that you believe in a very specific creator, not just any creator, because you adhere literally to Genesis regardless of science and the evidence.

The alternative of common descent is clearly ridiculous imo, being both anti-Biblical and anti-science. ( Your 'god' of mutations destroys...it does not create)
You are of course entitled to believe in whatever nonsense floats your Ark 6days. :)
 

Lon

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And you still don't understand the difference. Apparently this is just beyond your abilities to comprehend. Oh well

So again, in the last 100 years what specifically has creationism contributed to our scientific understanding of the world?
Because it's true. Creationism hasn't contributed a single thing to science in at least 100 years. If you think that's false, name something.

You need to watch the video (for the first time or again).
 

Jose Fly

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more nucleotides is definetly not increasing information. You can add all kinds of copying mistakes and add extra pages to a book but you have not increased the meaningful info....you have corrupted it.

What about additional nucleotides that result in a new trait?
 

Jose Fly

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You need to watch the video (for the first time or again).

IOW, you can't name a single thing creationism has contributed to science in the last 100 years. But rather than admit it, you can only muster repeating "watch a video" over and over.
 

6days

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What about additional nucleotides that result in a new trait?
You mean like a duplication error? That simply duplicates existing information. Additional mutations can alter or corrupt it. Mutations simply are incapable of creating a protein...creating a cell.... or creating biologists from baboons. Mutations destroy. Genetic burden is real..... genomes deteriorate. Common ancestry beliefs reject the evidence.

John Sanford, internationally known geneticist and author of 80+peer reviewed articles says " It must be understood that scientists have a very sensitive and extensive network for detecting information creating mutations, and most geneticists are diligently keeping their eyes open for them all the time. This has been true for about 100 years. The sensitivity of this observational network is such that even if only one mutation out of a million unambiguously creates new information (apart from fine tuning) , the literature would be overflowing with reports of this happening. Yet I am still not convinced there is a single crystal clear example of a known mutation which unambiguously created information. There are certainly many mutations which have been described as beneficial but most of these beneficial mutations have not created information but rather have destroyed it."
 

iouae

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Let us see what creationism has contributed to science.

Why is it that the closest creature to humans is chimps/bonobos?
Would this fit the evolutionary tale or creationist tale?

Why are Neanderthals, H. erectus, H. naledi, H. heidelbergensis, H. habilis and all the other Homo's not around today? As far as I know, evolution does not have an answer as to why these died out.

But the Bible starts with a mass extinction before Adam and Eve, and a mass extinction called the flood, both of which would have killed all the other hominids.

And the creation story says God created all the animals and man. Man was made in God's image (including language, religion) and the others not.

Thus, what we see today far more perfectly fits the creation story than the evolutionary one. Man having dominion over animals. And never the twain shall meet on some Tree of Life. And even the apes are not at all like man in their thinking. Certainly speech makes a difference. This is but one way in which humans and apes show a huge divide, as explained by the Genesis account, not the evolutionary one.
 

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Let us see what creationism has contributed to science.

Why is it that the closest creature to humans is chimps/bonobos?
Would this fit the evolutionary tale or creationist tale?

Why are Neanderthals, H. erectus, H. naledi, H. heidelbergensis, H. habilis and all the other Homo's not around today? As far as I know, evolution does not have an answer as to why these died out.

But the Bible starts with a mass extinction before Adam and Eve, and a mass extinction called the flood, both of which would have killed all the other hominids.

And the creation story says God created all the animals and man. Man was made in God's image (including language, religion) and the others not.

Thus, what we see today far more perfectly fits the creation story than the evolutionary one. Man having dominion over animals. And never the twain shall meet on some Tree of Life. And even the apes are not at all like man in their thinking. Certainly speech makes a difference. This is but one way in which humans and apes show a huge divide, as explained by the Genesis account, not the evolutionary one.

Good post, that proves creationists have contributed to science.
 

6days

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Good post, that proves creationists have contributed to science.
Ha..... Of course!
Actually, modern science is rooted in Biblical creation. Many of the fathers of modern science believed that if the Bible was true, then God would have created an orderly creation that could be discovered. This was a new and different approach from the Aristotolean system that had ruled up to that point.

Loren Eiseley, evolutionary anthropologist said "The philosophy of experimental science … began its discoveries and made use of its methods in the faith, not the knowledge, that it was dealing with a rational universe controlled by a creator who did not act upon whim nor interfere with the forces He had set in operation… It is surely one of the curious paradoxes of history that science, which professionally has little to do with faith, owes its origins to an act of faith that the universe can be rationally interpreted, and that science today is sustained by that assumption."
 

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But the Bible starts with a mass extinction before Adam and Eve, and a mass extinction called the flood, both of which would have killed all the other hominids.
Good post other than adding stuff into God's Word.
The Bible actually starts with... "In the beginning, God created...."
Your mass extinction before a creation is anti-biblical and gospel destroying.
 

iouae

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Good post other than adding stuff into God's Word.
The Bible actually starts with... "In the beginning, God created...."
Your mass extinction before a creation is anti-biblical and gospel destroying.

Explain to me why Cambrian rocks only contain Cambrian fossils, and Cretaceous rocks contain Cretaceous fossils?

Oh, right, you cannot.

So every time you cannot explain stratification, you deny science, and make a fool of yourself. YEC has turned scientists, who may have been open to the Bible, away from the Bible, because they KNOW that earth and the cosmos are older than 10000 years.

And I laugh at your ridiculous assertion that dinosaurs were taken onto the Ark, only to all go extinct after the flood.
First off, they lived 65 million years before the flood, and they could not have fitted onto the Ark, and why would God bring them to the Ark to be saved, if they all ended up extinct. Nuts!!!
 

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6days

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Explain to me why Cambrian rocks only contain Cambrian fossils, and Cretaceous rocks contain Cretaceous fossils?

Oh, right, you cannot.
You easily forget things that contradict your beliefs. I showed you before things like modern birds found in dinosaur layers. It was explained previously to you why rabbits are not buried with trilobites.
So every time you cannot explain stratification, you deny science, and make a fool of yourself. YEC has turned scientists, who may have been open to the Bible, away from the Bible, because they KNOW that earth and the cosmos are older than 10000 years.
That is Bible denying evolutionism. You are uninterested in the thousands of PhD scientists who believe God's Word and say the cosmos CAN'T be millions of years old. Are you interested in the numerous PhD geologists who explain stratification supports the Biblical flood model?
And I laugh at your ridiculous assertion that dinosaurs were taken onto the Ark, only to all go extinct after the flood.
First off, they lived 65 million years before the flood, and they could not have fitted onto the Ark, and why would God bring them to the Ark to be saved, if they all ended up extinct. Nuts!!!
Are you interested in answers from God's Word?
 

patrick jane

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Ha..... Of course!
Actually, modern science is rooted in Biblical creation. Many of the fathers of modern science believed that if the Bible was true, then God would have created an orderly creation that could be discovered. This was a new and different approach from the Aristotolean system that had ruled up to that point.

Loren Eiseley, evolutionary anthropologist said "The philosophy of experimental science … began its discoveries and made use of its methods in the faith, not the knowledge, that it was dealing with a rational universe controlled by a creator who did not act upon whim nor interfere with the forces He had set in operation… It is surely one of the curious paradoxes of history that science, which professionally has little to do with faith, owes its origins to an act of faith that the universe can be rationally interpreted, and that science today is sustained by that assumption."

Absolutely, good points, good post !
 
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