is AIG an objective and reliable source for science?
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2016 8:01 am
It appears to me their approach is anti science, the opposite of science.
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Ah, dueling websites! Or thst a gish?Kurieuo wrote:No, not AiG. http://www.godandscience.org/youngearth ... ience.html
I refer to the AIG that putd conclusion first.Kurieuo wrote:No, not AiG. http://www.godandscience.org/youngearth ... ience.html
Kurieuo wrote:Everyone, all sides, does confirmation bias. I don't like singling out AiG anymore, because it's really old news to me. But yet, it's open/shut case in my opinion that they take it to new levels in trying to force science into their beliefs. Even Scripture is largely read first having their interpretation of it, which is planted in churches, Sunday schools and what-not, and then a person comes to Scripture already "knowing" what it says and means. Just like the science. AiG aren't alone, RTB are really bad at reading science into Scripture too, but at least such a truth source, I feel, is taken more seriously.
The biggest lie fallen for, is that science is objective. Rather, science is a subjective pursuit of knowledge where rational subjects (i.e., us) experience and attempt to explain such in a logical manner. And as such, science can and always will only be subjective no matter what an objectivist might think to the contrary.Audie wrote:Kurieuo wrote:Everyone, all sides, does confirmation bias. I don't like singling out AiG anymore, because it's really old news to me. But yet, it's open/shut case in my opinion that they take it to new levels in trying to force science into their beliefs. Even Scripture is largely read first having their interpretation of it, which is planted in churches, Sunday schools and what-not, and then a person comes to Scripture already "knowing" what it says and means. Just like the science. AiG aren't alone, RTB are really bad at reading science into Scripture too, but at least such a truth source, I feel, is taken more seriously.
Say whatcha will, it is at least an ideal in science to be objective. And, more ,it is self protection
for researchers who dont want to make fools of themselves.
Kurieuo wrote:The biggest lie fallen for, is that science is objective. Rather, science is a subjective pursuit of knowledge where rational subjects (i.e., us) experience and attempt to explain such in a logical manner. And as such, science can and always will only be subjective no matter what an objectivist might think to the contrary.Audie wrote:Kurieuo wrote:Everyone, all sides, does confirmation bias. I don't like singling out AiG anymore, because it's really old news to me. But yet, it's open/shut case in my opinion that they take it to new levels in trying to force science into their beliefs. Even Scripture is largely read first having their interpretation of it, which is planted in churches, Sunday schools and what-not, and then a person comes to Scripture already "knowing" what it says and means. Just like the science. AiG aren't alone, RTB are really bad at reading science into Scripture too, but at least such a truth source, I feel, is taken more seriously.
Say whatcha will, it is at least an ideal in science to be objective. And, more ,it is self protection
for researchers who dont want to make fools of themselves.
Regarding "say whatcha will" did you not read my views align to yours anyhow re: AiG. So again, I'm confused.
Yeah, but, well never mind.Kurieuo wrote:That is a true statement though, everyone does do confirmation bias. Did you read the rest of my post?
crochet1949 wrote:Audie -- everyone is promoting Some ideology.
Could you expound a bit?Audie wrote:crochet1949 wrote:Audie -- everyone is promoting Some ideology.
Oh?