I didn't expect that you would make any attempt to defend biblical tales and fables in opposition to science. What you seem to object to is anyone pointing out that the bibles are infallible or contain errors. I submit that both are true. Since it you fundies who are insisting that the bibles are an accurate rendering of history and mankind, you are the only ones who actually are required to prove that. Extremists understand this and that’s why we are constantly confronted with the most profoundly silly examples of “scientific proofs” of the bibles. These “proofs” are not proofs at all and require the believer to be ignorant of both the bibles and science to believe them.You didn't ask any questions. You simply and mindlessly parroted the nonsense spewed by the various fundie Christian ministries. As nothing more than the typical, science loathing religious extremist, you're hoping to attack the disciplines of science as a failed means to prop up your religious dogma.
Imagine that. I did ask a question. Oh wait, I didn't have to imagine it, it really did happen.
What is better? Who thinks it is better? Who determines if it is better? Better than what? How do you know it is better?
First, the religions either stand on their own or they don't. They are either internally sound or they aren't. Same for Evolution-- either it is a viable theory or it isn't and the record will show that it is assiduously attacked -- especially by creationists -- and they have not made a viable case to dismantle evolutionary science. In fact, as time goes on and the methods for testing evolutionary science become more exacting, the facts demonstrating evolution become better defined.
“The problem with those who are unable to see evolution, I think, is they don’t have imaginations,” Gail Kennedy, Associate Professor of Anthropology at UCLA
That has the effect of dismantling the fears and superstitions that buttress religious belief and that is why fundies rail against science.
There you go again. Imagining things.