Yucky24 Wrote:
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http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=45893
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> While I personally believe that evolutionary
> biology did indeed create the various species that
> have existed on Earth, I still think she did an
> excellent job of pointing out one of the major
> flaws of evolutionary biology - the lack of fossil
> evidence.
>
> I know that it causes evolutionists to become
> absolutely enraged to read or hear, but there is
> indeed a severe lack of fossil evidence. There's
> simply very, very few examples of smooth
> transitions in the fossil record.
>
> What annoys me is that evolutionists fiercely deny
> this glaringly obvious fact because, as she
> pointed out, evolutionists have an almost
> religious fervor in their belief in biological
> evolution.
>
> And we all know why that is...
>
> Most people view science as their primary weapon
> to utterly annihilate religion and to convince the
> whole world to stop believing in God(s).
>
> Evolutionary biology is far more than just a mere
> scientific theory to them, it's almost an entire
> worldview or way of life to them.
>
> Let's face it, most people who get involved or are
> fascinated with science usually get transformed
> into hardcore far left secular humanists who sneer
> at people who believe in God.
>
> Science does indeed become their new religion.
>
> And that's why they're utterly unable to ever
> acknowledge even a hint of doubt in their deeply
> held scientific beliefs.
>
> That's because's they become evangelists for their
> new religion of "Sciencism".
>
> And as with most religious fanatics, they're
> simply incpaable of objective and introspective
> criticism of their own paradigm.
>
> But really, when you desperately try to deny the
> obvious, it just reeks of desperation and is just
> pathetic to witness frankly.
>
> If evolutionists really want to help their cause
> of spreading the faith, then they need to realize
> that people simply don't like being lied to.
you mean like religions do?
>
> When you try to browbeat them into submission by
> spouting half truths and tired talking points over
> controversies such as large gaps in the fossil
> record, it just makes the average person think
> your entire theory is a lie.
>
sounds like religion through the ages
> I fear the same thing will happen in relation to
> global warming and public trust in the scientific
> community.
>
> Once global warming hysteria has been thoroughly
> debunked and proven to be a massive farce (and I
> assure you that it will), you're going to look
> like a bunch of religious cultists who claimed the
> End of Days was coming next month, only for that
> time to pass and then everyone laughs at and
> dismisses you.
>
> You simply cannot try to talk your way out of a
> flaw in your theory.
>
> Be totally open and honest to the flaws in your
> ideas and open up the discourse to alternative
> points of view (like Intelligent Design) in order
> to both better gain the trust of the wider public
> and to be more intellectually honest within your
> own views.
By far the ones I've met that are devout anti-evolutionists are by far the least likely to ever entertain an alternative to 'God made us'.
Some people need a 'religion' to believe in. For many it's christianity or what not, for others perhaps science fits the bill. For me, I think I'll have another drink and continue to be entertained.