That is why some people of religious faith do
not accept the theory of evolution.
Evolution and Creation Dear Fr Editor, Evangelical Creationists, I believe, can
not accept the theory of evolution because it appears to conflict with Genesis 1.
Many people, mainly liberals and certainly including Ms. Goodman, don't accept that theory.
Capt. Dennis Adam Mahama (rtd), father of the slain soldier who was attached to the 5th Infantry Battalion (5BN), said he did
not accept the theory that his son was new to the route he used for jogging.
What makes a scientist is one driven by curiosity to find out about things and who will follow the scientific method and not become confused over what they know and what they only think they know or know that they don't know and who do
not accept theories, claims, or even experimental results without some level of skepticism.
Until someone can explain how that happens and how it can not possibly happen in an equilibrium gravity situation, I can
not accept the theory.
Publicly, insurers have
not accepted the theory of global warming, which says that the accumulation of greenhouse gases - in part because of activities like burning fossil fuels - is changing weather patterns.
Not exact matches
Oliver Blanchard's
theory or Blanchard macroeconomics is an economic
theory not well
accepted throughout the economic industry.
Difference: atheists that
accept evolution, or the
theory that all life came from a common ancestor, are more often than
not willing to discount that acceptance upon evidence to the contrary.
In much the same way that most Christians would
not like to see their pastors discuss «tooth fairy
theory» as being a possible path to salvation that's just as good as
accepting christ.
You
accept only your view and
theory but when someone with a different view comes along then all of a sudden you are
not as
accepting!
Either you
accept it as the
theory which best explains the every - growing mountain of data across all scientific disciplines for the origins of our species or you do
not.
Tom tom: I'm sure you
accept many things without absolute proof - for example, you probably
accept that matter is made of atoms which you can
not see; you probably
accept that gravity is
not going to disappear tomorrow; you probably believe that testing a
theory over and over will yield reliable results.
Unless one
accepts some kind of divine intervention, the unified force
theory will
not be provable.
@david johnson... and non religious... the indifferent probably well over 990,000,000 who do
not by their indifference
accept atheist
theory, but atheists try to claim them to bolster their numbers.Atheism has always been the stuff of frauds.
They've done this before, he claims: Think of «their predecessors who opposed legalizing divorce but lost,» and who then «
accepted divorce» in practice if
not in
theory — for example, by hiring divorcées.
A student with basic training in the sciences knows
not to
accept something like the «big bang
theory», or other science lore.
«We ought in humble submission to
accept the real scriptures that god has provided us as they are, rather than ungratefully and stubbornly forcing scripture to be something that it is
not because of a
theory we hold about what it must and should be.
We concede that
not all who doubt the existence of a personal God do so because they
accept the
theory of evolution, whether the word be restricted to biology or enlarged to its cosmic significance, but we do say, and from experience know, that most modern agnosticism is bound up with those non-theistic philosophies of evolution that stream off from Hegel as their modern fountain - head.
But it is so open to be all - inclusive, all - consuming, like a unifying
theory that applies to everyone from atheist to believer in any religious or spiritual tradition, that most wouldn't
accept me as a part of their club.
That is basically a theoretical task and hence I can
not accept the implication that
theory is the anti-thesis of action.
3) True creationism has full respect for the unknown; science by itself is destined to explain everything away even if it is
not bona - fide and complete (
theory accepted as truth).
You don't BELIEVE
theories in science, you
accept them or reject them.
While many scientific
theories together, like gravity, thermodynamics, relativity, etc. explain much of what we see today, there aren't many generally
accepted scientific
theories that both explain something equally well and contradict each other.
Many religious folks
accept evolutionary
theory because they know they can't argue against factual evidence.
I'm
not saying I
accept his
theories, but he pokes enough holes into Darwin's
theory and also recognizes that Genesis is a fairy tale.
Although Whitehead did
not know much about Marx and
accepted the opinion of his
theory that was stated by the «learned economists,» much of Marx's outlook can be reconstructed from Whitehead's own writings.
Let's look at the facts, and
not blindly
accept theory.
@justageeker, 1) I don't think there is an
accepted scientific
theory of the origin of the universe, yet.
The Big Bang
theory and the
theory of evolution can
not be proven so they are
not scientifically proven laws and are
accepted on faith as true by some.
If your world view and faith is so fragile that you can't
accept even a basic flaw in your religion, you probably have greater problems than just trying to explain away a scientific
theory.
Hawking's idea has
not been tested much less
accepted as a scientific
theory.
Given that the scientific method can
not reject or even address the relationship between the supernatural and
accepted evolution
theory the riggers of scientism demand an unfounded belief which discredits the core of atheism.
Inflation is the hot topic in media but it is
not even the most widely
accepted theory among scientist, and certainly no particular inflation
theory is
accepted enough to promote the Big Bang to a principle, even with all the media attention it gets.
If you
accept the «big bang»
theory, where did the stuff that created it come from if
not from something greater than it?
If the possibility of the metaphysical project itself is
not accepted, then the endeavor to elaborate a metaphysical
theory does
not seem to be very effective either.
The church recalled it, from the beginning, in dramatic action; and in this it was wise, or fortunate, for a doctrine of «representation,» or «corporate personality,» may well appear abstruse; but those who share the broken bread in Christian fellowship know in themselves what it means, whether or
not they could form, or
accept, any particular
theory about it.
It
accepts the idea that there is no pure observation language, but it does
not accept the claim that
theories are incommensurable.
(2)
Theories are
not verified or falsified; when data conflict with an
accepted theory, they are usually set to one side as anomalies, or else auxiliary assumptions are modified.
An
accepted comprehensive
theory is overthrown
not primarily by discordant data but by an alternative
theory; we should visualize
not a two - way confrontation of
theory and experiment, but a complex confrontation of rival
theories and a body of data of varying degrees of susceptibility to reinterpretation.
@Hez - according to a recent Gallup poll, 42 % of Americans do indeed believe the young earth
theory, and do
not accept either evolution or that the earth is older than 10,000 years.
Then I guess you will
not mind the inclusion of the Flying Spaghetti Monster as an alternate
theory, The tome has many PH. D.s that have recommended its inclusion in the debate if ID is
accepted, such as J. Simon PH.D., Prof Doud Shaw Ph. D., Afshin Beheshti, PH. D., and many more.
A priest whom Kennedy considers to be «fully developed» in psychological terms says that masturbation is
not sinful, that he doesn't
accept the «
theory of mortal and venial sin», and that there is
not much guilt or sinfulness associated with sexual misbehaviour.
Even
accepting this presumably lesser view, complications are
not yet at an end; for it was freely recognized by Hebrew writers that this
theory was threadbare; we are told in no uncertain terms that the nation was
not of common ancestry.
As Philippe Girard shows in his fine new biography, Louverture
accepted the basic validity of both concerns and made it his mission to disprove them,
not just in
theory but also in practice.
If we
accept this understanding of Quantum
Theory, we can see our universe as capricious, where on the most fundamental level everyday laws of cause and effect do
not apply.
Pair bonding may
not be the best or only way to serve our genes but then there is no reason why we have to
accept the so called «selfish gene»
theory, that we are of value only as gene carriers (the
theory popularised by Richard Dawkins in The Selfish Gene.
If you can't
accept that you're
theory is as flawed as other
theories you're just like the close minded Talibans.
That part of the
theory I do
not accept.
There is the Gap
Theory, a concept that also does
not accept Darwin's
Theory, and there is Theistic Evolution also known as BioLogos.