It gets a little old seeing so many evolution theologians (it is a religion), say that the parts that cannot be substantiated by empirical evidence [cosmology, stellar formation, abiogenesis] are 'not part of the evolution theory.'
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No God(s):Not a religion
Evolution has to do with the adaptive and spuratic changes in life. Only creationist try to link it to other sciences.
Theology is the study of religion. Yours has been heavily studied and found wanting in all areas. Did you know hebrew scholars think the whole story of Moses never happened? No proof at all.
The formation of stars and the origins of life on this planet are whole 'nother sciences. Asking an evolutionary biologist to know all about that is like asking your dentist why your appendix is still giving you pain, or asking your pharmacist to fix the washing machine.
Evolution is what happened to those organisms later.
There's nothing more annoying than when auto mechanics attempt to deny that astrology, seismology and the culinary arts are a part of their field. Just admit it, Bill: internal combustion can't account for why sometimes the chicken burns & sometimes it doesn't even though I cook it at the same heat every time or why earthquakes are stronger when Uranus is in Capricorn, therefore there's no such thing as automobiles. No one ever observed a car on a road in the real world. Those freaks in the automotive engineers' crash test labs don't count.
It's not religion, it's biology.
It gets a little old trying to make you fundies understand basic fourth-grade knowledge.
Nebraska man. That’s a funny name for a creationist.
“It gets a little old seeing so many evolution theologians (it is a religion),”
"say that the parts that cannot be substantiated by empirical evidence [cosmology, stellar formation, abiogenesis] are 'not part of the evolution theory.'”
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So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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