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4/30/2015 10:58:43 PM
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But you are saying that creationism doesn't answer why. "Why is the world here? God did it."
I'm not saying that it's correct, but I am saying that I does give an answer to why.
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i mean, sure. its an answer, but its a shit answer.
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It doesn't matter if it's a shit answer or not. Creationism gives a distinct answer to [i]why[/i], Evolutionism gives a distinct answer to [i]how[/i]. The simple form of what I said is "You can't debate against something that doesn't even answer the same question." It seems a lot of people in all the debates I see, don't realize that.
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Well some of us care whether or not that answer is true.
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Irrelevant
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Edited by Donkey_Hotay: 4/30/2015 11:13:57 PM[quote]Creationism gives a distinct answer to why[/quote]a distinct, yet unfulfilling answer. might as well just say "because." "god did it" doesn't tell us anything. we cant learn any more about it explore it further.
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It doesn't matter if you think it's an unfulfilling answer. It is still an answer. You may think that you need more for it to be a viable answer, but you don't.
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[quote]You may think that you need more for it to be a viable answer, but you don't.[/quote]why do we bother with science at all if we can just say "god did it" and call it a day and go home?
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That is your choice. If you want to do that, go right ahead.
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Well apparently that works for you, so...
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I'm non-religious
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i dont believe you. you dont believe in god, yet you think "god did it" is a sufficient answer to a scientific question? lol
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Edited by RichardSalad: 5/1/2015 2:08:38 AMI'm non-religious. I said that "God did it" is answer to why because it is a simplified form of what most Christians will tell you if you ask them why the universe exists. Example: Evolution: [b]Why is there a universe?[/b] I don't know. [b]How are people as they are today?[/b] Because there was a need to adapt and evolve to meet our conditions on earth. Creation: [b]Why is there a universe?[/b] God made a universe because he was lonely and wanted a companion made in his likeness to spend eternity with. [b]How are people as they are today?[/b] I don't know. "God did it" is as much an answer to why, as "because Evolution" is to how.
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[quote]Evolution: Why is there a universe? I don't know. [/quote] evolution doesnt cover the origin of the universe...
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And that is why evolution cannot answer the question of why. I have been trying to explain this.
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science can explain why. just not when you use evolution to try to explain why the universe began. that's like using a ruler to measure the temperature, yiour using the wrong tool.
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Science can make a reasonable explanation for the universe, yes, but that's not what this thread is about, is it?
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[quote]Science can make a reasonable explanation for the universe, yes,[/quote]you were just saying it couldnt
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No, I said evolution can't. If you think that all science consists of evolution then I have some news for you...[spoiler]it doesn't [/spoiler]
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Edited by Jack: 5/1/2015 3:55:50 AMWho cares what the thread is about, just accept that he made a good point.
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He does make a good point and I acknowledge it but I was talking specifically about evolution not science in general.
