my ignorant comments your refutation consisted of discrepancies in defintions of evolution hovind uses and things that support his theory of the flood. by that i mean petrfied trees found worldwide would indicate a flood if that is the only possible explanation in the strata.
There is no evidence of a worldwide flood. I provided the example of the 1993 Mississippi River flood to demonstrate how polystrate trees formed in 1 geographical location. It's illogical to conclude that all polystrate fossils were formed by a single flood.
you are ignorant my friend to space-time i can spell it out in steps for you if you want. remember you wanted me to reference the claim of photons being the first exsistence and said it doesn't state that, umm ok.
I assure you that I'm not ignorant of science. In fact, I have a bachelors degree in it. I have taken several college courses in biology, chemistry, and physics. I have also spent many hours researching the facts about evolution and the Big Bang. I find it laughable that you call me ignorant since I have refuted you plenty of times. So far, you:
- infered that a scientific theory can be proven
- thought evolution includes abiogenesis
- confused the Big Bang with the origin of the universe
- thought quantum fluctuations are involved with evolution
- said the Big Bang Theory violates the 1st law of thermodynamics
- claimed the Big Bang was an explosion
- used a god-of-the-gaps theory
- said the formation of a star is not well understood and has never been observed
- claimed design in nature proves an intelligent creator
- invented statistics
- said evolution violates the 2nd law of thermodynamics
- claimed there are no transitional fossils
- said Archaeopteryx has been refuted
- thought the Big Bang initially produced only light beams
- claimed life began immediately after the earth cooled
I have debunked each of these claims. Furthermore, the fact you defend Kent Hovind proves that you don't know what the hell you are talking about. Look up his credentials. He's not even a real Dr. like he claims. He recieved a "Ph.D" in Christian education from a diploma mill. Hovind says that he's been teaching science for 15 yrs. However, he neglects to mention that he taught at a christian school he founded b/c no public schools would hire him.
also, in your mind boggling refutation you have numerous statements in which hovind words things inappropriately and claim to refute his claim. no he is arguing for god agaisnt science which claims that evolution of nothingness to somethingness occured, this is the premise mind you, without coercion. then he debates factual evidence which contradicts evolution and i will list them to pin you down so your refutation of definitions wont seem so spellbinding.
No, Hovind does not debate facts. He portrays his own definition of evolution and then attacks it. This is called a strawman fallacy. It would be like me saying people are evil, therefore god(s) must be evil b/c he created us. I'm sure you would be quick to chime in that god gave us free-will.
inorganic matter into living matter, haven't been proven is a faith issue this were the relgion comes in if your not sure you have no idea how inorganic matter could form into living matter you just assume it did(abiogenesis) but not that god did it but something and this is the start of your theory, thus faith issue.
Faith is the belief in something without evidence. Abiogenesis is the process by which life originated from non-living material. Although we are uncertain of the mechanism responsible, there is evidence that abiogenesis did occur. We are here, aren't we? Whether life evolved or god(s) created us is another debate.
also, polonium 80 halos contradict a hot molten earth, i wont explain why.
No, they don't. The argument that polonium halos prove a young earth have been refuted. First, the sample of rocks collected do not represent the "primordial" basement rocks of the originally created Earth. The samples came from crystallized rocks which crosscut several sedimentary rocks. Second, the geology of the sites the samples came from shows that the polonium was most likely deposited by postmagmatic hydrothermal fluids. Third, numerous erroneous generalizations were made about the origin of the rocks. Fourth, the same process of radiometric dating used to date the rocks also suggests an old earth.
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/po-halos/gentry.htmlhttp://www.csun.edu/~vcgeo005/gentry/tiny.htm34 phyla appear at once in the fossil record, thus the need for fast mechanism already stated twice in my posts.
Can you provide your source? Even if this is true, all it means is that we discovered 34 phyla that appear roughly around the same time. We cannot infer that they evolved all of a sudden. There are plenty of fossils we haven't discovered yet.
all fossils appear in the record with eyes already no intermediate steps seen. could elaborate and clarify but wont.
Eyes are composed of soft tissue, which is extremely unlikely to survive the fossilization process. A lack of fossilized intermediate eyes does not disprove evolution.
no transitional fossils found, perhaps some were different species not intermediate steps, you dont know and i dont know, but the vestigal argument is horrible and shermers is better but inadequete.
Plenty of transitional fossils have been discovered but you are blinded by ignorance. You are confusing transitional fossils with intermediate fossils. By the way, I never mentioned vestigal organs.
macro speciation has never been observed, im sure with all this extinction the formation of a new class of organism from a previous organism would be seen. since this has never been observed again faith issue, you beleive it. your argument will be fossils but there are no transitional fossils, view video for explanation of this.
Macroevolution has been observed. For example, a new species of mosquito, the
molestus form, has speciated from
Culex pipiens. Several new species of plants have arisen via polyploidy such as
Primula kewensis. There is also evidence of macroevolution from transitional fossils.
http://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/CB/CB910.htmlyou used quantum fluctuation for the explanation of origin and when i claim the universe isn't superheavy you say you dont know what im refering to.
I never proposed quantum fluctuation as an explanation for the origin of the universe. I said quantum fluctations were involved in the early moments of its formation. You keep misunderstanding me.
again i ask what in your estimation if not something supernatural and above the space-time continuim created the big bang or inputed the first energy?
Nobody knows. I fail to see how you jump to the conclusion that god(s) must have created the universe.
also, did the laws invent themselves that would have to be what occured. take antony flews positon and accept the evidence. again how do you explain the laws creating themselves to maintain order, because without them this universe fails, it isn't logical they created themselves thus something above everything created them.
Why isn't it logical the natural laws formed on their own after the creation of the universe? Please explain.
also why would bacteria reproduce, it is purpose driven?
I'm not sure.
the big bang had zero volume and infinite density, impossible.
Can you provide your sources? The Big Bang Theory does not make such claims; it describes the expansion of space-time.
natual selection what is the mechanism mutation. well read lee m spetners book which reveals this mis conception, mutations delete not improve and make organisms weaker quite a good book.
Further proof that you don't know what you are talking about. Mutations can be beneficial, harmful, or neutral. Nowhere in scientific literature does it says mutations only "delete" and "make organisms weaker."