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Still up to your usual tricks, I see Arequipa. Why do you insist on using guilt by association and false equivalence to undermine views you don't agree with and cannot refute intellectually? It does not speak well of your character.
Sorry. I was perhaps out of line associating your much better reasoned theory with this idea. It was just that the idea that Lantern's theory if it worked would astonish the world, and that reminded me of my suggestion that you take yours to the experts.
Sorry. I was perhaps out of line associating your much better reasoned theory with this idea. It was just that the idea that Lantern's theory if it worked would astonish the world, and that reminded me of my suggestion that you take yours to the experts.
I have an interesting question. If my experiment worked, or let's say I prove creationism according to the Genesis account, do you think that everyone would come to God and be saved?
Why do you insist on using guilt by association and false equivalence to undermine views you don't agree with and cannot refute intellectually?
How does one refute intellectually positions that were never reached intellectually was likely the point of the users comparison. While the two of you who were thusly compared like to wave your hypothesis around your head you insist on doing so without evidence or support for said hypothesis.
What Arqs comment says to me is that if one or both of you would ever get around to writing a paper on your views and have it peer reviewed and released in journals then perhaps it will afford you a credibility that will get you out of the mire that a lack of any has seemingly placed you in.
I have an interesting question. If my experiment worked, or let's say I prove creationism according to the Genesis account, do you think that everyone would come to God and be saved?
Impossible to say without knowing what the experiment is, what the claim of the experiment is, what the results are and how the conclusions are presented. Thus far you have been so vague on what you are talking about that it is impossible to extrapolate anything on its basis. I, like the other user above, will wait until your paper reaches peer review before commenting.
I have an interesting question. If my experiment worked, or let's say I prove creationism according to the Genesis account, do you think that everyone would come to God and be saved?
No. Because then, while creationism, if scientifically demonstrated, (and we are still after 16 pages waiting for anything in support of Creation other than sniping at evolution and rhetorical dickering intended to try to turn logic upside down) would have every right to be in the textbooks and the science classroom, you would still have to prove (I mean produce persuasive evidence for) WHICH god had done the creation, and even if you could prove it was Biblegod, you'd still have to prove WHICH Bible- based religion and even which sect of the right religion was the right one before we'd know where to go and be saved.
Come to think it you'd have to convincingly demonstrate where and how one has to 'Go' to be saved.
The only argument that could possibly support creationism is mind boggling levels of willful ignorance and a total disconnect from any rational thought.
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