Creation Science

Discussion about scientific issues as they relate to God and Christianity including archaeology, origins of life, the universe, intelligent design, evolution, etc.
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DannyM
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What is it with this term?

I'm not casting any doubt on the quality of science being applied by “creation scientists,” but why the qualifier?

Is it reactionary?
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I have never even seen it before :|
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It's a specific term to, yes, label someone as specifically endorsing a view on the origins.
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It's honest. It states one's presuppositions up front as to what lens evidence is being viewed through.

Many are Atheist Science, but you'll never see em fess up to it.
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jlay wrote:It's honest. It states one's presuppositions up front as to what lens evidence is being viewed through.
I’m all for fessing up to one’s presupps, but don’t you think it sounds a bit Jurassic park like? It sounds like a mini wonderland or something. Doesn’t sound good. Maybe It’s me.
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