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Why the need to break it down into itty bitty nibble-sized slices? Is that yet another admission that HistorianDude can't even begin to refute the materials presented?
You have not presented any material for him to refute, only a list of phrases.
You have not presented any material for him to refute, only a list of phrases.
HistorianDude is a big boy. I'm assuming he can read a book and understand it. Is that assumption a mistake? Sure seems so because so far, he has been UNABLE to refute the material presented.
Are you implying that HistorianDude subjugates his knowledge to mine? Excellent! I'll take that endorsement that he knows he's inferior.
No, he is waiting for you to even present your 'knowledge" of even just one of the author's arguments. So far, you haven't been able to. HD has demonstrated his knowledge of the topic in this thread by his posts. You haven't.
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In the meantime, see if you can have him even try to attempt a refutation of the molecular biology, computational biochemistry, chemical thermodynamics, and information theory analyses.
State which argument you would like him to refute. All you are doing is naming fields of science, not specifying an argument.
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And you can try to answer this, as well... Do you dispute that humans have intervened in the evolution of dogs, cats, farm animals, crops, etc.?
Humans have bred animals and cultivated plants. So what? How is this evidence for the idea of a super duper 'designer' who created and designed all life on earth?
No, he is waiting for you to even present your 'knowledge" of even one of the author's arguments.
My knowledge isn't on trial. The dispute is over the existence of an intentional Intelligent Design.
We all know that an Intelligent Design has intervened in the evolutionary processes of dogs, cats, farm animals, crops, etc. HistorianDude has so far been completely unable to refute that such intervention occurs.
Why the need to break it down into itty bitty nibble-sized slices? Is that yet another admission that HistorianDude can't even begin to refute the materials presented?
That you are unable to summarize even ONE itty bitty argument from the authors book, is an admission by you that you don't even know what the author is arguing- probably because you haven't even read the book.
That you are unable to summarize even ONE itty bitty argument from the authors book, is an admission by you that you don't even know what the author is arguing
Not at all. Again, my knowledge is irrelevant... The dispute is over the existence of an intentional Intelligent Design.
We all know that an Intelligent Design has intervened in the evolutionary processes of dogs, cats, farm animals, crops, etc. HistorianDude has so far been completely unable to refute that such intervention occurs.
You're not kidding. Takes a lot of patience I bet.
I think the breadth and depth of the ignorance needs to be exposed as often as possible. (it's also often hilarious)
The scientific illiteracy and ignorance fostered by Creationists/IDers is what concerns people like Bill Nye- and should concern every rational human being.
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to attempt a refutation of the molecular biology, computational biochemistry, chemical thermodynamics, and information theory analyses.
