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|    Martin Harran to All    |
|    Re: Evolutionary creationism (4/4)    |
|    17 Mar 25 13:31:27    |
      [continued from previous message]              >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> This is just the next stage of science denial that some of       them will use       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> their acceptance of some of the science to cover up.       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>>> That is pure conjecture on your part.       >>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>> It is what some of them are already doing. Some have given up       on the       >>>>>>>>>>>>> science denial, but some are still looking for what they need to       fit       >>>>>>>>>>>>> their god into what has happened in nature.       >>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>> If they had given up on the science denial that Saint Ausgustine       warned       >>>>>>>>>>>>> Christians about, it would not matter how biological evolution       fit into       >>>>>>>>>>>>> their literal interpretation of the Bible.       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>> Funny how you can't give even one specific example of such denial.       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Some of them       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> likely have deistic notions like Denton, and do not require       any designer       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> interference with evolution, but some of them are tweekers       like Behe,       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> and still remain under Saint Augustine's admonishment.       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>>> More conjecture on your part. Unless of course you can provide       >>>>>>>>>>>>>> specific examples.       >>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>> They admit to it on their web site.       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>> Where on their web site do they admit it?       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>> Some of them are still tweekers       >>>>>>>>>>>>> like Behe, and would be the same type of science denier as Behe       is.       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>> Yet again, you can't give a single specific example.       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>> In order to abide by Saint Augustine's admonishment they       wouldn't need to       >>>>>>>>>>>>> limit biological evolution due to their Biblical beliefs. They       claim       >>>>>>>>>>>>> that their god made humans in his own image using biological       evolution..       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>> You do understand that there is a theological debate about what       "in his       >>>>>>>>>>>>> image" means, right? So what literal belief are they supporting       and       >>>>>>>>>>>>> should they even be trying to support any of the i       terpretations? Which       >>>>>>>>>>>>> Biblical beliefs are they willing to falsify using science?       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>> The reason you can't give any specific examples is that you are       >>>>>>>>>>>> presenting their case upside down. They are not trying to *force*       any       >>>>>>>>>>>> science into anything; to the extent that they are *forcing*       anything,       >>>>>>>>>>>> they are forcing their traditional Bible interpretation into       >>>>>>>>>>>> accommodating what science tells us.       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>> St Augustine would undoubtedly have heartily endorsed what they       are       >>>>>>>>>>>> doing.       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>> Ron Okimoto       >>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> These creationists are claiming that some of the existing       science is       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> consistent with their Biblical interpretation, but it is not       consistent       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> with what other creationists believe. If we rewrote the Bible       today       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> with our current understanding of cosmology we would still be       wrong       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> about some things, and they would have to be rewritten at some       later       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> date. Saint Augustine's admonishment makes it unnecessary to       rewrite or       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> reinterpret the Bible.       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Ron Okimoto       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>>>       >>>>>>>>       >>>>>>       >>>>       >>              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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