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, but for what it's worth...evolutionary science is just bad science.


sub_zer0 wrote:Having said all that, does anybody have any problems with what they think contradicts the Bible within evolutionary science?
I believe in Creation....Just wanted to chime in.




bchandler wrote:Evolutionary Science isn't just bad science... a lot of it is out right acedemic fraud.
Macro-evolution via genetic mutation is a fallacy and a fraud.
The rules science uses for speciation are a fraud.
even starting to discuss it makes me angry... I have a very analytical mind and to call evolution science "science" is in my opinion one of the greatest offenses against real science.
Any time someone starts telling me how old the earth is and how we evolved i ask them to explain 2 things.
How granites formed with polonium halos, and how coals formed with polonium halos... in some cases double polonium halos... 1 squashed and 1 round.
Were talking about an unstable element with a half life of seconds, and a total decay period of about 4 months existing in structures that science says takes millions of years to form...
When they can answer that question with scientific honesty... then and only then am i prepared to listen to anything else they have to say.. because until then... they are just perpetuating an academic fraud perpetuated for/by/on generations.
Praise the Lord, what encouraging replies.....




bchandler wrote:Taylor777,
What you are speaking of is Micro-evolution, AKA adaptation.
bchandler wrote:Evolutionary Science isn't just bad science... a lot of it is out right acedemic fraud.
Macro-evolution via genetic mutation is a fallacy and a fraud.
The rules science uses for speciation are a fraud.
even starting to discuss it makes me angry... I have a very analytical mind and to call evolution science "science" is in my opinion one of the greatest offenses against real science.
Any time someone starts telling me how old the earth is and how we evolved i ask them to explain 2 things.
How granites formed with polonium halos, and how coals formed with polonium halos... in some cases double polonium halos... 1 squashed and 1 round.
Were talking about an unstable element with a half life of seconds, and a total decay period of about 4 months existing in structures that science says takes millions of years to form...
When they can answer that question with scientific honesty... then and only then am i prepared to listen to anything else they have to say.. because until then... they are just perpetuating an academic fraud perpetuated for/by/on generations.



proparent wrote:I too am a 6-literal-day creationist, and a Biology Major/ Clinical Laboratory Scientist, who had evolution crammed down my throat while in school. I came away from my college days even more convinced of God's trueth in His Word concerning His creation as told in Genesis. Evolution is a lie, pure and simple. Mutations always lead to a loss of information, even if it is beneficial to the organism at that time.
Love, In Christ,
Lisa
taylor777 wrote:Your right about the skulls. They are either human or some ape thing. It is artists who make the apes skulls appear more human and the human ones more ape like.
David L wrote:richg wrote:tduncun, I am wondering how you explain the existence of Neanderthals.
Through the field of medicine, real 'science', has proven that throughout one's life bones constantly change through the common process of absorption and formation.
The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons calls this process 'remodelling.' The bones themselves are reshaped into a new form.
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Dr. David Kahn, a plastic surgeon, in an article published for the Plastic Surgery community had this to say about bones:Facial bone structure, size, and condition change with age, according to a recent study by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).Facial bones and soft facial tissue change over the years. Decreased collagen production and epidermal thinning of the skin causes the loss of skin elasticity. Gravity, muscle movement, and fat loss contribute to wrinkling, skin folds, deep lines, and a sagging appearance of the face. Bone changes also contribute to the aging appearance we see in our faces over the years. Today attention is increasingly being paid to the changes that occur in facial bones.
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Moreover, Paget's disease (a disease of the bones), has been described in the following:Paget's disease of bone is a chronic disorder of the skeleton in which areas of bone undergo abnormal turnover, resulting in areas of enlarged and softened bone.In Paget's disease, both osteoclasts and osteoblasts become overactive in some areas of bone, and the rate at which bone is broken down and rebuilt (bone remodeling) in these areas increases tremendously.
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Where am I going with all of these known 'scientific' facts? Genesis 6 tells us that Adam lived 930yrs, Seth 912yrs, Enosh 905 yrs, Cainan 910 years, Methuselah 969 years, etc., etc. and so we know that in a post-fallen world that death and decay began to steer it's course through our genetic make up resulting in 'loss of information' and not the 'increase of information' required for "Neanderthal" to have ever existed in the first place.
It's quite simple really, "Neanderthal", is just one of Adam's decendants whose bones were discovered under several layers of rock sediment after the results of Noah's Global Flood. Of course, "Neanderthal", really isn't his name.
It could've been Bob, or Melchorizabethashalmenatizadech, but I haven't decided between the two, not yet anyways.
The belief that millions of years of death and suffering brought about what God Himself called 'very good' in Genesis 1 is not consistant with a God of love.



What is interesting about this, is that if your look at the various models of computers over a long period of time you see the changes in them that from the present backwards could be described as the evolution of computers. In this perspective the evolution describes a process not a cause. When I see the changes made over the years to computer systems, I observe the same changes in computers Darwin observed in biology. I find this fascinating.
If evolution were defined as Darwin described the biological changes instead as Atheists define it as the cause, then we could comfortably say evolution exists as a process not a cause. The fact is evolution as a process does exist. If I were God I would create adaptability and I would make changes to my creation so long as I was interested in its existance and prosperity. Over time this would be perceived as the evolution of creation just as we see the evolution of computers.
I previously read an article in discover Magezine describing a program that simulated evolution. While the author toughted this a proff of evolution versus creation many said it is proof of creation since the entire program adn the computer on which it ran are created things.


evolution science says something is a new species if it prefers to breed only with its own type, as opposed to it's own kind. That would be like calling white supremacists or black supremacists a different species of human because they prefer to breed only among their own type, as opposed to their own kind... human!!
This approach to speciation is fraudulent. These finches are different races, created by environmental pressures, but they are still finches and can never change into anything but finches... they are constrained by the limitations of the very genetic code that allows their adaptation.
Another perfect example of these limitations... take a donkey and a horse... genetically able to produce offspring... but the offspring are sterile... because they are close enough genetically to reproduce... but because they are actually different species... they don't match up genetically enough to produce fertile offspring.
Rte66 wrote:I am very much into the creation vs evolution debate becasue I believe it has done more to undermine the authority of God than any other of man's "brilliant" ideas.

Rte66 wrote:I'd say I have to agree with Chandler, belief in the theory of evolution seems to fit certain requirements for a religion.
Exactly how does an evolutionist define evolution?

Rte66 wrote:Thank you Water. So do evolutionist differentiate between macro and micro evolution?

proparent wrote:Wait! There's more............
It's "Goo to you via the zoo".
Love, In Christ,
Lisa

Rte66 wrote:I have a question for any evolutionist. ..
How did the sexes come about according to the theory? Why bother to have two separate mammals to procreate. ..wouldn't evolution have taken the shortcut by just making us be able to procreate by ourselves. In the beginning, according to evolution, did female and male just happen to develop simultaneously with the requirement that they have to mate to produce offspring? Or were male and female both in one creature? and if so then why the separation?
Has anyone ever heard an evolutionist's explanation for this?


Rte66 wrote:Hey sub_zer0,
What defenses can you arm me with to combat theistic evolution? I am going to be in a class at our church and recently found out that the persons leading are theistic macro-evolutionists (at least one of them claims to be). I asked, "The billions of years view?" and this person replied yes. Also said something about Babel being a metaphor for the disbursement of languages. See this is where I run into difficulty giving evolution any leeway. ..where do you stop with the metaphors? Evolution as in millions and billions of years is still only a theory based on uniformitarianism. .. why are people so willing to believe its a viable answer? I've heard of vastly different answers for carbon dating results. My friend told me that they were just presenting various views and not endorsing any particular view.
One arguement I have heard people use for arguing an old earth age is that "A day in the life of God is a thousand years." But then why say the first days were made up of a morning and evening? Also does that mean Jonah was in the fish for millions of years. .. . 'course theistic evolutionists probably bring up the metaphor answer again for that.
Any insights would be appreciated. .. specifics, like what do the beliefs of the theisitc evolutionists hinge on scientifically? or theologically?
Rte66


This may have already been stated, but the Bible tells us Adam was created as an adult...is that just make believe too?
It is true, we do not know *exactly* how God created things, but we do know that he resides in a spiritual dimension that is not dependent upon our physical dimension.
God could have created a universe that looks 13 billion years old in 7 days if he wanted. Time is totally irrelevant to God. He built it into our physical universe, but other than that, time is in God's hands, not the other way around.
In my opinion, it is all a matter of faith. If we can't trust God to do what he says and say what he does, then where does that leave us with respect to salvation through faith?
I want to live entirely in faith. The flesh is dead upon arrival, my spirit will live forever, why should I trust what my eyes can see and what my hands can touch?
The people that are doubting God on such matters that will be gone tomorrow, that is the things of the flesh and this physical world, are probably doubting him on more important matters too.
Edit: Another example is the miracles where Jesus fed thousdands of people. Why didn't he cause the grain to grow and have everyone grind it and bake bread? The answer is...because he doesn't need to...hehe. He can summon bread from nothingness, so can he summon a mature universe from nothing...just as he said.
If such people would realize that some theories are not really science, but lies from Hell, they could leap those tiny hurdles much easier.
keithareilly wrote:You know guys,
Sometimes you miss the point about being a christian and studying science. There a some general assumptions that are made in the theory of evolution versus creation.

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