Darwinian Evolutionism Is So "Yesterday" (Earth, Universe, quote)

[Gplex]

Seems they could spend the money on scientific research and get it peer reviewed.. oh wait they know they don't have anything..

[Visvaldis]

Originally Posted by agnostic soldier

Religion is so yesterday. Reality is so today. Those who lack the capability to deal with the real world revert back to the primitive thinking of iron age sheep herders.

Good post, but in America religion is reality.

[Gplex]

Originally Posted by Visvaldis

Good post, but in America religion is reality.

No, its existence is, its scripture is not.

[ChristyGrl]

Originally Posted by rifleman

Absolutely no respite from a morbid fear of death without redemption? Redeemable at any Church of Scientology, where you can become "clear". For a fee of course. Just like any other religion!

But Hey!!!! Here's a 10% discount coupon for your first visit of enlightenment. (We recommend the Hollywood Temple, because of all the neat people you'll meet!)

And now, here's our next contestant: The reverend Jim Jones. See what he wants to drink, wouldja?

ROFL.....Ya'll just ain't right!!

[catman]

"Darwinian evolution is so yesterday", posted by a fervent believer in events which allegedly happened around two millenia ago. That is off the irony scale.

[Gplex]

Originally Posted by catman

"Darwinian evolution is so yesterday", posted by a fervent believer in events which allegedly happened around two millenia ago. That is off the irony scale.

Won't be the first time the opposition to evolution said something silly.

[tgnostic]

Originally Posted by Gplex

Won't be the first time the opposition to evolution said something silly.

What about the opposition to emanation?

[Gplex]

Originally Posted by tgnostic

What about the opposition to emanation?

I don't understand.

[tgnostic]

Then rationally you are in the universe but unwilling to accept the failing of Life here on Earth: quite interpretable.

[LookinForMayberry]

I have to say that I don't usually reply to posts when the OP cannot make their point in question within their provided text. Leading the forum off to other sites is requesting a lot of people in busy times.

So, I will reply to the title:

All scientific discovery becomes outdated, as the new discoveries that it enables are made known. That doesn't negate the strength or contribution of the discovery. Science is empirical -- each level provides a basis for the next. Sometimes we discover that the base premise is incorrect, but we still have to follow the path it led us to in order to know that error.