Creationism is science simply because there is no conflict between science and creationism. Look at miracles. When God performs a miracle He simply restores things back to the way He intends for them to be. The problem then is not to "prove" the miracle, the problem is to prove that there was ever a problem in the first place. It is to easy to say the test results were not right or something of that sort.
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"Creationism is science simply because there is no conflict between science and creationism."
It is easy to say that the test results were not right or something of that sort, true. But that doesn't make it any less worng.
Sorry, what the fucking fuckety fuck WHAT fucker whaaa?
<<<Creationism is science simply because there is no conflict between science and creationism.>>>say anything. We've already established that you don't know much about science, so I'll just tell you this: In the scientific world, if you say there is a flaw in a test, you are expected to show exactly where that flaw is, and why it is a flaw.
Napolean the Clown: <<<Real science takes easonable hypotheise that can be tested for veracity, tests them enough to show it can be proven/falsified and calls it a scientific theory , and then passes it into scientific law after it has been proven multiple times by multiple people.>>>
Actually, the emphasized part would be a hypothesis, not a theory. Once validated enough, the hypothesis may become a law or a theory depending on its content.
“Creationism is science simply because there is no conflict between science and creationism.”
“Look at miracles. When God performs a miracle He simply restores things back to the way He intends for them to be.”
"The problem then is not to "prove" the miracle, the problem is to prove that there was ever a problem in the first place.”
"It is to easy to say the test results were not right or something of that sort.”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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