So I asked you what science degree you have, and you reply with a completely unrelated rant on making up science. Well done.
So, what science degree do you possess?
I never said I had a degree in any of those things. No one has to have a degree to put a spoon to their mouth. It is just something you learn. Some of the smartest people in the world don't have degrees in the things they do best. Degrees = control mechanism to keep people out that don't agree with a specific way of thinking. Sometimes this is very beneficial. Other times it gets abused.
So science didn't come about until people got a PhD at the end of their name? You mean they "created" science.
Except, you have shown yourself to completely reject the scientific method if the conclusions in any way contradict the bible. There is absolutely nothing possible in the universe, no amount of evidence or fact, that would make you believe the bible to be incorrect. Once again: faith is the denial of verified evidence so that belief can be preserved.
No, the scientific method is just fine. It is the evolutionists who aren't following it that is the problem. I don't accept anything that contradicts the Bible because there isn't anything factual that contradicts it. Sure, there are discoveries here and there, but they come and go. None of them hold up to the scientific method on the whole. Sometimes they look good on the outside, but under close scrutiny they just don't hold up.
The thing is, I don't just accept factoids and scooptoids because the discovery channel or some pastor or some evolutionist or some creationist says. I try to research things for myself. I have believed somethings that I don't believe today because I have found myself to be in error the more I research them. But when all is said and done, each new discovery that I make leads me closer and closer to knowing that what the Bible says is true.
So why do I believe in the truth? Why shouldn't I?
Ask yourself these questions: do you agree that evolution is the best working idea of this planet's biodiversity? Does a fetus feel pain in the first trimester? Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar?
1. yes
2. I know what you are referring to. My answer would be that I am not jumping to conclusions yet about one finding. Maybe yes maybe no, but does it matter? No.
3.
You keep making statements such as this, but I see no questions.
Like I said before. Maybe I give you too much credit by thinking you are dodging them.
Again, the question is: "Which ones [scientists] are more educated...the ones that you agree with or the ones you don't?"
Can you show a single instance that shows the contrary to my statement? Can you point out a single post where I refuse to change my viewpoint despite evidence produced through the scientific method? No, of course not. You don't support anything you say.
You made the claim that you have. I have yet to see it, so can you point out these posts of yours that I have missed?
Let me know what points you believe I'm dodging. When I asked you this in the previous thread, you stopped posting.
I already did let you know what the points were. Maybe that ought to give you a hint to why I stopped posting. We kept not getting anywhere and you kept acting like you didn't know what my question was. So I didn't bother to waste any more time.