Common Sense
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You dont seem to grasp logic, which is weird for someone who named themselves logical4u...but whatever.
This isn't a fight between faiths...its one person believing what a religious text and the people who teach the text say...and people who believe in repeatable phenomena. That's it. End of story.
You want to believe shit you haven't seen or that no one can prove. We believe shit that people can reproduce and have peer-tested.
Believe the hocus pocus...but science isn't a religion.
If you believe scientists versions of evolution and creation, it is you (also) that "believe shit you haven't seen or that no one can prove". There is no concrete proof of how, when and why creation happened. As for evolution: there is no "proof" only conjecture.
Why is it that you want to "believe" science and you consider yourself to be wiser than those that "believe" the Creator? You accuse me of being illogical, but yet you, "believe" without real evidence, without real proof, "a story". I do not accuse you of being less intelligent or "superstitious" for believing what you have been "told", not what can be proven by scientific experiment or witnesses. Your "story" that you "believe" just happens to be different from "the story" that I "believe.
Why is it that we are preached about having diversity, but if you disagree with the "liberal" school of thought, that is not celebrated as diversity, but something to be ridiculed?
1 - science has no basis for creation
2 - just because you have only some of the pieces to the puzzle, does not mean that you can not make logic assumptions based on facts and evidence. things such DNA that show much of the common genome allow scientists to prove that humans and chimpanzees share 97.5% of the same genetic make up.
3 - there is a process of steps to be taken when you have a theory, in which you test that theory. does religion have the same process by which they are to test a theory? can you apply this creationism?
4 - can we use the scientific process to test events from the bible? when an event from the bible is shown to be false does that not cause reason for suspicion?
5 - science has never claimed or will it ever claim to know everything all at once. it is an ever changing process. religion on the other is not suppose to be question, as it is the world of god.
6 - science is not a story, the bible is a story.
7 - scientists work independently and come to the same conclusions with different methods. can the same be said about religion?