Alate_One
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I DID answer that question. Maybe you can get it through your head this time.If you believe that you don't know your history nor the scientific method. Did Francis Bacon use the scientific method? Kepler? Newton? Did Robert Boyle, Faraday or Pasteur use the scientific method? Do modern scientists such as John Sanford or Raymond Damadian use the scientific method? As Kepler said science is thinking God's thoughts after Him."
Alate wouldn't answer those questions... Will you?
A person *may* use the scientific method in one area of their life. That does not make creationism scientific any more than a doctor selling a diet pill makes that diet pill safe or effective. (See Dr. Oz)
People are not uni-dimensional. They are not either scientific or not scientific. Many traditional scientists have promoted pseudoscience for a variety of reasons. See Linus Pauling (Nobel Prize winner) and high dose vitamin C treatments for cancer (which do not work btw).
Nobody gets to be put on a pedestal and say "everything this guy says is right." Science isn't about that. Science is about lots of people, all flawed working together to try and figure out the workings of our world. Science as a field is only interested in what works. If evolution wasn't a functional explanation - didn't make predictions etc. nobody would bother with it. Creationism offers no useful understanding of the world around us.
Fine, God made the universe and everything in it. That's nice but funny thing is that can still be true and evolution can be true as well.