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|    Martin Harran to All    |
|    Re: Evolutionary creationism (2/4)    |
|    17 Mar 25 13:31:27    |
      [continued from previous message]              >>>>>>>>> They are claiming that their understanding of science can be made to       >>>>>>>>> conform to their literal interpretations of the Bible. It is the       same       >>>>>>>>> claim that the ID perps make except they agree that biological       evolution       >>>>>>>>> is a fact of nature. Some of them still think like Behe.       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>> Not only       >>>>>>>>>>> that, but as I indicated there are somethings about evolution that       have       >>>>>>>>>>> not been established because they claim to be tweekers like Behe,       and       >>>>>>>>>>> their god has been tweeking things in order to make humans into       his own       >>>>>>>>>>> image.       >>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>> I'm still waiting for an example of those tweekers. And why do you       >>>>>>>>>> keep bringing Behe into it? He has nothing to do with Biologos or       they       >>>>>>>>>> with him. They actually have a lengthy article about his "Darwin's       >>>>>>>>>> Black Box" book where they go through his arguments one by one and       >>>>>>>>>> show how they don't stand up.       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>> How do you expect god to have made man in his own image without       >>>>>>>>> tweeking? They likely even differ in what they think image means.       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>> https://biologos.org/common-questions/how-can-evoluti       n-account-for-the-complexity-of-life-on-earth-today       >>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>> The example was in their description of what they       >>>>>>>>>>>>> believed. They believe that the Bible is the "inspired and       >>>>>>>>>>>>> authroitative word of God" and "First, that God created all       things,       >>>>>>>>>>>>> including human beings in his own image.". You have to read       their web       >>>>>>>>>>>>> site to learn that some of them are tweekers that claim that       their god       >>>>>>>>>>>>> was involved in guiding the evolution of life on earth.       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>> I have read their web site and I see nothing anywhere about       forcing       >>>>>>>>>>>> biological evolution into conforming with their       >>>>>>>>>>>> Biblical interpretation. Feel free to point it out if I have       missed       >>>>>>>>>>>> it.       >>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>> You must have missed the part about tweekers,       >>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>> It's a big site and I can't find anything about tweekers. Please       quote       >>>>>>>>>> what they actually say or at least point me to the actual part of       the       >>>>>>>>>> site where they say it.       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>> From the link that I originally put up:       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>> https://biologos.org/common-questions/how-is-biologos-       ifferent-from-evolutionism-intelligent-design-and-creationism       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>> QUOTE:       >>>>>>>>> BioLogos believes that science is limited to explaining the natural       >>>>>>>>> world, and that supernatural events like miracles are part of       reality too.       >>>>>>>>> END QUOTE:       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>> https://biologos.org/common-questions/what-is-evolutionary-creation       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>> This comes after the quote about evolutionary creationism that I       >>>>>>>>> originally put up.       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>> QUOTE:       >>>>>>>>> We believe that God acts purposefully in creation, just as he does in       >>>>>>>>> our lives, and that he continues to actively uphold and sustain       creation.       >>>>>>>>> END QUOTE:       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>> Tweekers acting purposefully in creation that they include life as       part       >>>>>>>>> of the creation. The reason to believe exIDiots also believe that       their       >>>>>>>>> god is still working on the creation.       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>> Ron Okimoto       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>> and the claims that their       >>>>>>>>>>> god evolved humans in his own image.       >>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>> How does that contradict science?       >>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>> They do not have to contradict science, just make the same claims       about       >>>>>>>>> limits of natural processes that Behe does about the flagellum. Like       >>>>>>>>> these guys Behe understands that evolution is a fact of nature, but       that       >>>>>>>>> doesn't stop him from his science denial attempts.       >>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>> You claimed that they trying to force biological evolution into       >>>>>>>> conforming with their Biblical interpretation but can't produce a       >>>>>>>> single example of that.       >>>>>>>       >>>>>>> Why lie about something like that when you can just go up this post and       >>>>>>> see the examples quoted out of the original links that I put up?       >>>>>>> Wanting to live in denial is no excuse for lying. Made in his own       image       >>>>>>> is a Biblical interpretation, and they claim that biological evolution       >>>>>>> was used to do that. It is no different from Behe claiming that his       god       >>>>>>> was responsible for creating the flagellum in an evolutionary context.       >>>>>>> There is no evidence that some god used evolution to do any such thing.       >>>>>>> They have no other means than Beheian science denial to support any god       >>>>>>> involvement in the evolution of humans in any specific way. There is       no       >>>>>>> scientific evidence that humans evolved to be what they are due to the       >>>>>>> influence of some god. If they believe that there is, they are in the       >>>>>>> same category of science denial as Behe. What do the other quotes tell       >>>>>>> you about their adherence with literal Biblical interpretations. Behe       >>>>>>> lies about why he puts up his denial, but these guys say straight out       >>>>>>> that they believe what they believe because the Bible tells them so.       >>>>>>       >>>>>> You still can't give even a single example of the things you have       >>>>>> accused them of. QED       >>>>>       >>>>> Why do you insist on continuing to lie. The examples were given and are       >>>>> still in this post. I took the quotes right out of the links that I       >>>>> gave to start this thread.       >>>>       >>>>       >>>> You are the one who is telling lies, there are no examples in what you       >>>> quoted. You could simply prove me wrong by requoting the examples but       >>>> you cannot because they do not exist. Beats me why you continue to       >>>> make an idiot of yourself by claiming something exists when it doesn't       >>>> and people can see that.       >>>       >>> You should not keep lying. You ignored the material that I quoted. You       >>> didn't have to find it, just confirm that those quotes came from the       >>> material that you were lying about.       >>>       >>> Just go back up the post and lie where the quotes were put up. You       >>> could not do that before, and you likely can't do it now because you       >>> can't face how you have been lying. Why would I have to requote what       >>> you know that you are lying about, and the quotes still exist in this post?       >>       >> You can't requote it because there is nothing there denying that       >> natural mechanisms were involved in evolution or that they support       >> tweaking.       >       >Why keep lying by making this claim when the quotes were already put up       >and you could not deal with them when they were posted?       >       >REPOST from above in this post:       >You reposted these, so you know what they are claiming.       >       >QUOTE:       >Evolutionary Creation (EC) is a Christian position on origins. It       >takes       >the Bible seriously as the inspired and authoritative word of God, and       >it takes science seriously as a way of understanding the world God has       >made. EC includes two basic ideas. First, that God created all things,       >including human beings in his own image. Second, that evolution is the       >best scientific explanation we currently have for the diversity and       >similarities of all life on Earth.       >END QUOTE:       >       >QUOTE:       >The Identity of BioLogos       >Core Values              [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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