Evidence for God from Science

>>What makes it true is using basic common sense<<

Hi Anita,

Common sense is only a starting point in science. By itself, it doesn't mean anything. What may seem to be true in science frequently turns out not to be true when tested.

DB

Hi Anita,

Since you are also using words, are you, by chance using word games? Just wondering.

DB

Good posts, Zoegirl. Your teaching skills are showing through

DB

Hi Zoegirl, Very good article about carbon dating. The thing is, unless a person has taking quite a bit of college-level science, it can get difficult to wade through even the simplest explanatory article. This makes it easy for someone to skew the data and make a YEC position sound scientific when ...

>>Do the research… NOT ONE of these skeletons remotely indicates a humanoid. They have all been found to be fakes or altered in some way by fraudulent scientists<< The research clearly shows there are many transitional species. The single fraud that I know of is Piltdown man. Yes, Virginia, there ar...

Was Neanderthal a monkey?

DB

Hi Hman,

I think that last guy lives right down the street from me!

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Hi GL, Glad you watched that. No, certainly not run of the mill evolution. More like a more sophisticated version of animal husbandry: "Hey, let's breed that frisky dog that runs fast and helps me hunt to that re-haired female. Some of the pups might not only be frisky, but would blend in with ...

Science doesn't know how as much as it would like, but the trail of evidence left by the DNA of life leaves (almost )incontrovertible evidence that common descent happened. I added "almost" because there is always the possibility that God did it some other way and then left this trail as a...

What a bonus student!

DB

I'd wish I could be a fly on the wall for the subsequent discussions your students have. That sort of project is the sort that sometimes settles students in on a career choice.

DB

Very nice assessment, Zoegirl, and I'm so glad someone listened to it in its entirety. It's very complex but overall very exciting with, as you said, a scifi edge and ethical issues. I noticed that he referred his work to an ethics commission before he even started. As you noted, he's not pretending...

http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/crai ... _life.html

Any believers in evolution might want to hear this lecture from the cutting edge of biological research, by Craig Venter - heading one of the teamns racing to be the first to publish the human genome.

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>>...I don't think the YEC/OEC/TE/WE* debate is of any importance. ...[They] are divisive and come under the heading of meaningless talk...We have the priviledge and the wealth to be concerned about something so frivolous...<< I agree. There are fine people on all sides of any of these arguments. I ...

And another thing. After Adam and Eve finished (if ever) arguing about what to name all those animals, the flood would have come and gone and everybody would have drowned.

DB