Evolution is a fraud

Evolution is a fraud. I refer you to “Shattering the Myth of Darwinism” by Richard Milton.

While one may correctly say that evolution is a fraud, that is not to say that that same person “believes in” Creation as it is literally set forth in Genesis.

The answer is: We don’t know where we came from. Let’s find out.

Evolution is as much, if not more, of an irrational religion than what any Creationist spouts.

Sean O’leary

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  1. 1 - An anonymous individual - Sep 24th, 2006

    Except that evolution has decades of scientific evidence to support it, whereas creationism only has faith to back it.

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  2. 2 - Zook the keeper of the spaghetti sauce - Sep 24th, 2006

    I am Zook the keeper of the spaghetti sauce. I am here to testify on behalf of the great Noodler himself. He has told me through a message in my alphabet soup that he is angry for the continual attempts to disprove him most obvious omnipresence and demands a monument be erected so those that are truly faithful may travel to this new Mecca of homage. I have begun the great task of building this accolade to our great creator. Other must also fulfill the edict of the great noodle and build shrines in their own towns until our scientific enlightenment is spread to everyone worthy of the great un-kept secret of the pirates and the spaghetti monster.

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  3. 3 - M.L.B. - Sep 24th, 2006

    Evolution is a changing, dynamic theory. When new information is discovered it can be added to the current theory or change the entire idea all together. Evolution is not conclusive proof of the origins of Humans or life in general, but it is the best guess based on the observance of the fossils in the rock record and the changing of species observed in modern time. While it is impossible to rerun the experiment of the Earth to observe the way the planet developed. It is possible to observe the record left of those changes through time (although much of the record is missing). Science can fill in the holes with logical conjecture.
    Science as a whole has been working on the conundrums of the universe since humans first looked into the sky and at the planet around them. The theories and laws of science have been developed as that understanding has increased. There have been mistakes made and new developments, but as a whole a natural world explanation is sought out first to explain happenings. Right now evolution is the theory of explanation for the development of life on this planet. New evidence could change it (though unlikely) but the dynamic of the science allows for that change.
    I am interested in the source you have provided, but I am weary of an argument based on a single source. I would be interested in your views of the development of life on the planet. You claim not to fully believe in Genesis creation, but do not provide your alternative creation theory. Your following statement suggest that you are open to the any possibility of how we came to be by “finding out”. I submit to you that deciding on the outcome (not evolution, and not Genesis creation) prior to research will give a skewed result.
    As always please be respectful of all persons that post here. Debate and arguments should be conducted as civil as possible. Name calling and disrespect just cause your opponent to become defensive and unwilling to listen. If you want to change the ideas and thoughts of another person it is impossible through attack.

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  4. 4 - Rand - Sep 24th, 2006

    I just keep laughing to myself and thinking something that doesn’t seem to occur to the religious wackos. It’s acutally possible for both theories to co-exist.

    Still with me? ok…

    Heres a metaphor for ya.

    God set up the dominoes and we’re seeing how they eventually fell.

    The dominoes being the building blocks of life (dna) and how they fell is the process of evolutionary mutation.

    logics a pisser ain’t it. :D

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  5. 5 - Fizzy - Sep 24th, 2006

    I want beer.

    Is the stripper factory customizable to each one’s standards?

    Some people like fat women but I like brunettes.

    I wouldn’t want to be a Christian when the world ends because of our own wrong-doing. I’m not worried about all of that shit, though…

    I just want the beer and strippers. Golden gates are for interior decorators and snobby aristocrats. It’s all a fabricated illusion…mirrors, even…

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  6. 6 - Rand - Sep 24th, 2006

    beer and strippers. can’t go wrong with that combo. :D

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  7. 7 - Sum Yung Gai - Sep 25th, 2006

    No, you and Milton are the frauds.

    In spite of actual, real science, you still want to hang on to your Creationism posing as science? Evolution is indeed a theory, and if you actually knew what the word “theory” meant, you would shut up and crawl back under the religious fundamentalist rock so that we could step on it. Hey, don’t get upset; you should be overjoyed to meet your Christian God at the earliest opportunity, right?

    I enjoyed insulting you here because you’re obviously no Christian, and you damned sure don’t act anything like Jesus would. You and others like you are attempting to use religion as a societal power device. The Dalai Lama, a Buddhist monk, is way, way more “Christian” than you or Milton will ever be.

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  8. 8 - another global warming activist (pirate) - Sep 25th, 2006

    it seems to me like mr. fraud isn’t as open to new ideas as his contradictory letter might lead one to believe. It contains both the statements “We don’t know where we came from. Let’s find out.” and “Evolution is a fraud.”
    i don’t know if anybody else was confused by his post, but i have a book he can read to “shatter his myth” of creationism.
    its called “The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.”

    and no matter what anybody says, I don’t have any clue how ID is a more rational explanation than evolution. I don’t know whats so much more realistic about a “being” that created the earth in 7 days, and gave the power to some men to do everything they ever would do, and make sure that not one christian on earth has a clear idea of what it is that they believe in and make plenty of contradictions in literature and ideas and stuff.

    its a proven fact that offspring are not the same as their parents. its true that offspring that are better fit for life have a better chance of living. over time, animals have changed because they were better suited for their specific environment.
    carbon dating is real, and acurate down to an exact science.

    if someone doubts evolution, then they should doubt all other theories and science. Instead of finding a logical explination, just saying “god did it” is just down right lazy. maybe they should argue that light reflects off of objects because god wants it to.

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  9. 9 - Steven J - Sep 25th, 2006

    The only reason “Evolution” makes a lousy creation story, is because it’s not a creation story. Evolution is an explanation for diversity of life, and is falsely labeled creationism.

    Evolution is nothing more than adaptation in the long term, and we have solid evidence supporting it. Just look at any small island.

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  10. 10 - Nick2 - Sep 25th, 2006

    Despite the fact that we have observed evolution in laboratories and found over a thousand transistory fossils. Other than that, though, its totally a religion.

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  11. 11 - One Eyed Jack - Sep 25th, 2006

    You can’t win a logical discussion where faith is involved. Facts have no weight because the ‘faithful’ will simply choose to ignore them. Faith releases them from the responsibility of proving their claims and at the same time prohibits them from questioning it themselves.
    Milton is a crackpot. He fits sqarely among the ranks of flat-earthers and the like. If you are interested, here is a site that responds to his “Shattering” evidence, http://skepdic.com/refuge/altscience.html.
    If this is the best you have to offer, don’t waste my time. I’ve got more important things to do like clip my toenails.
    RAmen.

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  12. 12 - Smoke the Shizzle - Sep 25th, 2006

    Sum Yung Gai youre a retard how dare you insult the spaggeti monster! and how dare you posting youre beliefs from the heritic cristian church on this holy web page?

    May the spaggeti monster have mery on youre soul…

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  13. 13 - anthrobabe - Sep 25th, 2006

    Dear Sean,
    I’m glad you were paying attention when watching the Reading Is Fundamental(RIF) stuff on Saturday morning cartoons when you were little.
    However, I am so sorry that you didn’t get the part about
    Critical Thinking Skills!
    Of course I am now a member of the
    “I’ve stopped bashing my head against a brick wall 12 step program.” so I can’t have this conversation with you.
    Bashing my head against a wall was a very addictive habit, one that cost me many hours of my time and the peace of my homelife.
    I encourage anyone who is currently bashing one’s head against a wall to join our 12 step program and stop bashing your head against a brick wall. I’ve ben on the “wagon” so to speak for about 2 years now.

    OH by the way
    take the words bashing my head against a brick wall out and insert
    Debating Evolution and then you’ll get it, well maybe – but anyway your ignorance is no longer my problem.
    Gotta go and call my sponsor now- I almost bashed my head here for a minute.
    RAMEN and pass the marinara.

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  14. 14 - AnimeFreak40K - Sep 25th, 2006

    How is the theory of evolution irrational? To suggest something is irrational is to suggest that the process is chaotic, absurd and unfounded.

    The last time I checked, scientists, researchers and the like had this horribly nasty habit of making things nice, neat orderly and, not only asking questions but making comparisons and drawing conclusions based off of what was observed…how is that irrational? It seems quite rational to me.

    This whole idea of an ‘almighty being’ drifting around here and there making and unmaking things must doesn’t make sense to me. Where is the proof that this being exists? Where is the evidence that this omnipotent and/or omniscient being exists and has placed his/her/its hand/appendage in matters of our existence?

    I can SEE proof of evolution and natural selection through fossil records. I can SEE proof of science and our understanding of the world around us (no, that is not some guy driving a chariot across the sky, that is the sun, moving as the earth rotates on its axis). I can observe these things.

    You challenge me to prove that Evolution, a theory, is how things work and happen in the development of the world. I will take you up on that. I challenge you to prove to me that there is a God, and that this God created the world, our reality, our very existence. I challenge you to prove Evolution wrong.

    Science, evidence gathered through fossil records and other means of information gathering have given plenty of solid, concrete observational evidence. I have my ammunition. I have my evidence and proof.

    Where’s yours?

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  15. 15 - shawn - Sep 25th, 2006

    I have read this book by Milton. He is somebody who uses the the evidence that proves his point and either disregards the rest. The evidence that he doesnt disregard he misinterprets intentionaly or otherwise. I have included a link to an article written by milton.

    http://www.world-mysteries.com/rmilton_darwin1.htm

    Not to say there is no validity to his arguments but his DNA evidence is a little pale. He mentions nothing of genetic markers only sequences in common. His postulation is that evolution predicts these two animals are distantly related but they have a low precentage of identical sequences. He fails to argue or mention that haman and chimp DNA are almost 99% identical.

    http://www.news.cornell.edu/releases/Dec03/chimp.life.hrs.html

    Milton also fails to mention that DNA similarities and differences would be resultant on how far back the species diverged not how similar they are now. He sites that a chickien is more like a crocidile than a snake. Which he says disproves evolution. This same data would prove evolution if the snake seperated from a common ancestorial species earlier than the crocodile and chicken. He also uses number of chromosomes to prove his point. The goldfish has more chromosomes than the human so evolution must be false. Nevermind that complexity of chromosomes and how much DNA infromation is in each one is more important than the number of chromosomes. Nevermind that a significant amount of genetic infromation contained in most species is never used or turned on it just sits in the chromosomes being dormant. Milton seems to take something as complex as genetic science and turn it into nothing more than a numbers game.

    Milton while presenting a far better argument than the watch maker argument is still dealing in some pretty soft science. If you like his article (link above) I recomend the book. If the article annoys you with its incorectly presented scientific evidence well the book is the same just longer.

    Other links about Miltion:

    Richard Milton vs. Jim Foley email debate:
    http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/homs/milton.html

    Some sites that are not fair and balenced towards milton:

    http://www.antiquityofman.com/book_miltonreview.html

    http://www.simonyi.ox.ac.uk/dawkins/WorldOfDawkins-archive/Dawkins/Work/Reviews/1992-08-28shattering_the_myths.shtml

    http://skepdic.com/refuge/altscience.html

    Some people who like milton:
    http://www.alternativescience.com/
    http://www.christiananswers.net/catalog/bk-shattering.html

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  16. 16 - Stevee - Sep 25th, 2006

    You mean the Richard Milton who believes in remote viewing? The Richard Milton who believes that a man can live for years on water alone? That Richard Milton? May I direct you to the site of one Mr James Randi (Who surely sits at the right hand of his noodlness) who has many entries about Richard Milton. These entries leave me in no doubt that anything endorsed by Richard Milton is ridiculous as for his book, Andy Hardy and Nancy Drew are more believable.

    Yours in Carbonara :0P

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  17. 17 - Steve Bowen - Sep 25th, 2006

    Reply to Stevee:
    I also recommend Randi’s website (homepage for the James Randi Education Foundation). Anyone who is interested can find the page at http://www.randi.org. That site is a bastion of reason in an otherwise insane world.

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  18. 18 - One Eyed Jack - Sep 25th, 2006

    James Randi is one of my favorites. Right up there with Bad Astronomy, the Skepticality pod cast, and of course, venganza. Got to love those challenge applications on JREF. It’s sad that there are so many people ready to believe the “woo-woo.” Incidently, Skepticality just posted a pod cast on Sunday where they interviewed James Randi.
    RAmen and pass the stinky cheese.

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  19. 19 - Cardinal Fang - Sep 25th, 2006

    It always amazes me how many people still assume that evolution has anything to do with the origins of the world or the origins of life. IT DOESN’T!

    The origins of the universe is an area belonging to the physicists. The origins of life is a discipline called “bioneogenesis” and belongs to the biochemists. Evolutionary theory takes as a starting point that life exists. Darwin made no claims as to how life started, just how new species arrived.

    The current model is based on Darwin’s theories of natural selection, Mendel’s theories on inheritance and many other theories that interlink. It still makes no claims as to how life started (some believe in the convergence of organic molecules, but we all know that it was our Noodly Master). These theories are all rational conjecture based on observation of the natural world. As yet they have NEVER been disproved. As the very nature of science is to disprove things, this means this model is the best one we have.

    May his Noodliness bless you

    Cardinal Fang

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  20. 20 - Gabriel Ghone - Sep 25th, 2006

    I just realized why intelligent design is a joke.
    Look at the penguins.
    They can’t fly, they can’t walk on those feet… Intelligent designer? I think not.
    A screw-up. I guess you could find tons of other examples as well.

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  21. 21 - ihatemyspace - Sep 25th, 2006

    Gabriel,
    Another example: humans. Look at us. We’re ridiculous.

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  22. 22 - IngyIngo - Sep 25th, 2006

    Proof of the existence of the FSM:

    1. If there is a proof that the FSM is the creator of our world, then it must be true
    2. There IS a proof. You’re just reading it (notice the headline).

    RAmen

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  23. 23 - Cap’nUberbob - Sep 25th, 2006

    Intelligent Design is a fraud. I refer you to “The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster” by Bobby Henderson.
    \
    While one may correctly say that Intelligent Design is a fraud, that is not to say that that same person “believes in” Creation as it is literally set forth in The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
    \
    The answer is: We don’t know where we came from. Let’s find out.
    \
    Intelligent Design is as much, if not more, of an irrational religion than what any Pastafarian spouts.
    \
    Cap’nUberbob

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  24. 24 - Jennifer - Sep 25th, 2006

    I’m going to give you the short, I’m-feelin’-kinda-lazy response:

    Evolution is not a religion, my dear, dear Sean. If you think evolution is a religion, then that explains why you cannot comprehend its value to science and see it as a fraud.

    Best to you now and in the beyond.

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  25. 25 - justme - Sep 25th, 2006

    You know, if “God” (or “FSM”) went to all that effort to plant the “false” information that would lead our [divinely created] minds to “discover” “evolution”; what makes you think that “God” would be pleased that “his” design is being thwarted by “his” followers?

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  26. 26 - John - Sep 25th, 2006

    Wow, a lot of opining going on here. Creation, Evolution, Marinara. I have GOT to party with you guys.

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  27. 27 - Meeee - Sep 25th, 2006

    Do you know why knowbody’s heard of Richard Milton? Its because he’s a nobody trying to get attension by slamming a geniuses work

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  28. 28 - Ncik666 - Sep 25th, 2006

    I just thought of something, maybe God does exist, maybe hes the idiot brother of our great noodly creator. What if he just told people to worship him because hes an idiot! Wow I think maybe I stumbled upon the answer!

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  29. 29 - White Coat, Red Right Hand - Sep 25th, 2006

    Milton, eh … http://skepdic.com/refuge/altscience.html … that Milton? Huh.
    /
    Have a bowl of belief, be at peace.
    RAmen
    //sÅŽsÅŽs\\

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  30. 30 - John - Sep 25th, 2006

    Genesis 6 vs 2: “That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose.”
    Note that the bible talks here about God having multiple sons. Sort of like multiple noodly appendages (and we all know about man’s noodly appendage).

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  31. 31 - Werefox Alchemist - Sep 25th, 2006

    …Dude, seriously. I have no problem with the debate on evolution but… come on. It is at LEAST only as crazy as what the creationists are spouting.

    I believe firmly in evolution. It’s a whole hell of a lot less insane that claiming that the only possible explanation for the universe is a sentient being. Really. I’m down with science. Bring me rock soild evidence of your point, and I will believe. Until then, sod off.

    Peace man. Really. RAmen.
    ~W.A.

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  32. 32 - jbear - Sep 25th, 2006

    creationism = theory backed by tradition and faith
    evolution = theory backed by scientific evidence that may or may not be valid
    FSM creationism = theory backed by scientific evidence AND tradition and faith

    It is obvious which of the three is supreme.

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  33. 33 - Biscuit - Sep 25th, 2006

    “maybe they should argue that light reflects off of objects because god wants it to.”
    another global warming activist (pirate) Sep 25th, 2006 at 1:06 am

    Exactly! And objects fall to earth because that is where god likes things to be! Further more the world is still flat, the sun revolves around the earth, and adam and eve rode dinosaurs to church! If anyone says otherwise I am sticking my fingers in my ears and shouting at the top of my lungs because likes me just the way I am, nice and stupid!

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  34. 34 - Anna - Sep 25th, 2006

    Sean-
    I don’t really feel like giving you the full argument and trash talking your ignorant mind so richly deserves, but allow me to quote a brilliant man here.
    GOD: For people to believe in Me they must have faith. Proof denies faith, and without faith, I am nothing.
    Man: What about all this crazy crap on the planet? You can’t tell me that’s not proof.
    GOD: Oh, ermm….. well, I suppose it is.
    Man: So by your own definition, you don’t exsist!
    GOD: Oops, I hadn’t thought of that.

    GOD promtly vanishes in a puff of logic.

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  35. 35 - Barry Smith - Sep 25th, 2006

    Evolution is not a religion. It is a theory based on observable evidence which may very well change as more evidence is gathered.

    Evolution is not out in any way to prove or disprove the existence of God, though IF THE EVIDENCE IS CORRECT (a very important point) then it does suggest that a literal interpretation of the Bible may not make any sense.

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  36. 36 - the bad panda - Sep 26th, 2006

    LETTER TO SEAN
    /
    Dear Sean,
    /
    You are a genius. Of course the best way to prove that youre right is to point to someone and say “he said it”. You could be pointing to a crazy bag lady or a komodo dragon, it would still refute arguments comprehensively.
    /
    The “theory” of creationism CAN be considered as a scientific theory. All you have to do to make something “scientific” is to buy a petri dish. and maybe some Play-Dough. Then dissect a small furry animal.
    /
    Evolution is a religion. They have fundraising bake-sales every Sunday and then they eat babies. Sometimes they just feed the babies cocain, just for laughs.
    /
    You are so smart. Im sure you get four gold stars from your teacher everyday. And I so know you color inside the lines too, a pretty amazing ability.
    /
    love,
    the bad panda.
    /
    Oh God of All things good and starchy, may you bless this man with all good things in life. And May You Give Him some brain cells, and maybe a kidney because he is obviously a speaking chimp and constantly constipated.

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  37. 37 - the bad panda - Sep 26th, 2006

    Ramen.

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  38. 38 - Mars Monkey - Sep 26th, 2006

    Science and religion are not mutually exclusive.

    Clearly, string theory is evidence of His existence, and the all reaching of his appendages.

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  39. 39 - hellbound_express - Sep 26th, 2006

    evolution may be just a theory but creationism is true crap. The crap that comes out after you go to that local chinese restraunt. Yeah the one that overloads on MSG.

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  40. 40 - Steve - Sep 27th, 2006

    Thanks! I needed a little smile this morning.

    Yup, we don’t know where we came from. Believing in a God, whether the christian god or FSM (ramen), is just as valid as anything else because the origins of the universe cannot be proven. The reason why evolution is proposed is that it can be tested and its effects can be seen. Alas, religion is based entirely on faith not testing.

    Hence, evolution is based on rational thought while religion is based on faith or irrational thought. You can have rational thought within an irrational thought. But, you can’t have an irrational thought within a rational thought.

    Waits for the next email in the series by “Don Quixote”.

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  41. 41 - Don’tworrybou’it - Sep 27th, 2006

    yes because god is a perfectly sane belief, with lots of hard evidance, just like evolution. in case you havent noticed im being sarcastic. i mean come on evidance vs no evidance, im gonna go for the 2nd 1 (more sarcasm). look evolution is as good as fact, just face it, logically it makes sence, its not easy to accept, and its not “beautifull” like creatrion but it happened, and is happening, face it

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  42. 42 - Elaine - Sep 27th, 2006

    haha I love this! My grandfather sent me an article about it it freaking cracked me up… The majority of the population actually believes that we were simple “created” from nothing. A spaghetti monster is actually much more believable- my texan relatives are gunna flip. YAY!

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  43. 43 - Angelo - Sep 28th, 2006

    Evolution is a fraud? Really? WOW and you have proof of this right???

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  44. 44 - Flamingo - Sep 28th, 2006

    Science is about explaining the world around us without resorting to “supernatural” explanations. It is reason-based, not faith-based. Theories are tested through observation and controlled experimentation. Good experiments are reproducible and verifiable. If results are not the same from one experiment to another, scientists do more experiments to figure out why (error in any part of the experiments? Poor methodology? Inaccurate hypotheses? Fraud?).

    Intelligent design is not science because it has as the heart of its “theory” a supernatural cause, as does all creationist ideology.

    Evolution is a broad theory of the development of life on earth, and simply put means “change over time”. There are a number of mechanisms by which evolution occurs. Natural selection is one of the most prominent. Huge amounts of verifiable, scientific evidence supports the theory of evolution & it’s mechanisms.

    The continuing attempt to teach some form of creationism as a science is a waste of everyone’s time. I have no problems with classes on comparative religion or philosophy that cover creationism. But creationism is not science. Those who want to see it treated as science either do not understand the definition of “science”, or are intent on undermining science and critical thought.

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  45. 45 - Biscuit - Sep 28th, 2006

    Flamingo, you are obviously correct. I wouldn’t have any problems with a comparative religion course either, in fact I had one in high school and learned a lot. However, I seriously doubt that what ID supporters want is a more open and honest discussion. Would they be willing to have ID taught along side eastern religions and their ‘theories’ on the worlds creation? All religions represented equally and honestly? No, they do not want that. ID seeks to plant Christian ideals ahead of all others. Theirs is not an effort to increase ones understanding but rather to limit it. It is sad and pathetic that knowledge and understanding of our world is scary to some people.

    Well I am off to burn in hell…

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  46. 46 - Nic T - Sep 28th, 2006

    I truly feel disgusted when i encounter people who argue with evolution. Facts are facts and no amount of faith can change facts. Evolution is backed up by facts and religion is backed up by morons in a pulpit.

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  47. 47 - Dumbass Liberal - Sep 28th, 2006

    Naturalistic Evolution Theory is the scientific long road that will eventually lead to our God… the only one true God…. it will be inevitable. Trust me.

    Nothing new has evolved… no new class of life has been discovered…. there is only extinction.

    Jesus said in Matthew 7:13-14 that MANY will follow the broad road and enter through the wide gate to DESTRUCTION and that FEW would find the small gate on the narrow road that leads to LIFE. It certainly won’t be his fault in the end that probably over 75% will not enter His kingdom.

    Keep eating the noodles and following your beloved spaghetti monster and I’ll keep the Kool-Aid pitcher full.

    I’ll take my faith in Jesus over your faith in scientists any day. You love your children that much as to lead them down that wide road just to satisfy your miniscule knowledge of the universe… you seriously are all willing and able to make that bet?

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  48. 48 - Dumbass Liberal - Sep 28th, 2006

    It is probably true that most of you know 100x about the universe than myself… the problem is that when you compare that to the TOTAL amount of knowledge… we are both like little children…. kind of like comparing a billion to infinity.

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  49. 49 - shawn - Sep 28th, 2006

    I think I have just figured it out. There are in fact two species of humans on this planet. The ones who evolved from a simian type creature melenia ago. The others pregenitors where placed on earth nearly six thousand years ago when god decided to create on man and one woman. This man and woman had two sons one killed the other one. This leaves a man a woman and their son to go forth and be fruitful.
    So one species of human is the result of simian natural selection. The other species is the result of incestual inbreeding the likes of which even the backwoods have never seen.

    I’d rather come from a monkey than generations of inbreeders.

    As for dumbass liberal I would point you to the Afracanized honey bee. As it migrates and breeds with other bees a new pseudo-species is being formed. Yes yes I know its not a truley new and seperate species but that is how evolution works. Oh and new strains of bacteria can be bread. A new species of bacteria is still a new species. Your argument that we know more than you but we dont know it all so you must be right lacks merit. Perhaps you should take a seminar in logical thought.
    Your argument based on amount of knowledge as a measuring stick for corectness really says I know a little and I believe in creation those who know more than me believe in evolution. Those who believe in evolution do not know all so they are incorect. I know less than the incorect so my level incoectness must be greater than those who know more than me. Therefore evolution is more correct than creation.

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An elaborate spoof on Intelligent Design, The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is neither too elaborate nor too spoofy to succeed in nailing the fallacies of ID. It's even wackier than Jonathan Swift's suggestion that the Irish eat their children as a way to keep them from being a burden, and it may offend just as many people, but Henderson, described elsewhere as a 25-year-old "out-of-work physics major," puts satire to the same serious use that Swift did. Oh, yes, it is very funny. -- Scientific American




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