Scientists are on a search for the truth . They don't have the truth or they wouldn't keep searching for the truth and changing their minds all the time.
Therefore they can no more be trusted than those who are in the dark about the truth. So again, when scientists agree with God, they will always be right. When they disagree with God, they will always be wrong. So ultimately, all we need is God.
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According to this guy, being halfway to the truth, and able to do plenty of practical things even with that incomplete knowledge, is no better than knowing nothing.
So close and yet so far. Scientists are on a search for the truth and therefore revise their hypotheses when new factual observations require it. Fundies, on the other hand, revise the facts when their dogma requires it.
Carico, you're making no sense. It is possible to know many things without knowing EVERYthing.
I remember a quote from Isaac Asimov that seems to be appropriate.
Ah yes, dear sweet Carico, psychotic cheerleader for the PLF.
That's right!
Y'know, I'm not normally a violent person, nor do I generally advocate violence by others, but ... A debate question: Wouldn't sending her "home" to God early be doing her a big favour? So, therefore, isn't that the right and compassionate thing to do?
/tantrum
Scientists are on a search for evidence and processes that governs reality. They don't care about "the truth". They seldom change their minds all the time; they re-evaluate earlier ideas when new evidence comes to light.
Not even God agrees with God, stupid, have you actually read the Bible?
“Scientists are on a search for the truth”
“They don't have the truth or they wouldn't keep searching for the truth and changing their minds all the time.”
“Therefore they can no more be trusted than those who are in the dark about the truth.”
"So again, when scientists agree with God, they will always be right.”
“When they disagree with God, they will always be wrong. So ultimately, all we need is God.”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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