Sentences with phrase «not young earth creationists»
@ Jake: for further clarification: i am not a young earth creationist.
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Chad is not a young earth creationist.
That's why those who aren't Young Earth Creationists don't make the dubious distinction of «micro» and «macro» evolution.
Not exact matches
I don't think Christians do themselves any favors by throwing their lot in with «Young Earth» creationists like Kenneth Ham.
Meanwhile, Schweitzer's research has been hijacked by «young earth» creationists, who insist that dinosaur soft tissue couldn't possibly survive millions of years.
(for those who aren't aware, L4H is a young earth creationist)
I don't «poke fun» of people but I do challenge Young Earth Creationists in matters of science.
As I've said many times before, I'm not particularly interested in converting young earth creationists into evolutionary creationists.I believe that Christians should be able to fellowship together in love and unity regardless of their various positions on the interpretation of Genesis Being neither an Old Testament scholar nor a scientist, I'll leave that debate up to the experts.
«Now we even have young earth creationists and old earth creationists, not because of anything they discovered (they do no science after all),»
Actually Jerry, sorry, I noticed Cecilia did call you a young - earth moron, so I guess that can be interpreted as an insult, unless it's new creationist sect that I hadn't heard of.
The young earth creationists do not deny selection; that's observable.
The Young Earth Creationist timeline simply doesn't add up.
Bush was enough... was he not??? She's a Young Earth Creationist!
Not even the majority of Creationists are Young Earth Creationists, and most Christians accept evolution but believe it was how God made life as we know it.
We may not be able to definitively determine that it's 13.5 billion years old, but we sure as hell can definitively determine that it's older than what young earth creationists believe it is.
«I want to make it VERY clear that we don't want to be known primarily as «young - Earth creationists.»
This is no surprise, as that appears to be the standard advice to «Young Earth Creationists» when they are challenged with questions about genesis — as in don't believe believe anything outside the bible, all that you need to know is in the bible.
I also believe that the Bible is meant to be taken as allegory, not scientific fact, and that young earth creationists and evolution deniers are among the dumbest people on the planet.
I read an exchange in The Creation Research Society Quarterly between two young - earth creationists, Henry Morris and Robert Kofahl, in which the latter argued that the Second Law of Thermodynamics must have existed in Eden before the Fall because the animals and Adam had to break down the molecules in the food they ate, and the necessary biochemical reactions would not occur without the Second Law of Thermodynamics being in effect.
I used to be a young - earth creationist, but realized I could not defend the idea of «no death before the fall.»
In any case, I wouldn't care to see a young earth creationist preacher «debate» an evolutionary biologist who was being patient enough and kind enough to offer free lectures to anyone who cared to listen.
Oh and if you like fantasy fiction and are interested in ice cores, why not check out the Answers In Genesis (Young earth creationists) page on the subject; --RRB-
The figures do not support the claim that 40 % of US citizens are Ussherites, only that they are young earth creationists.
We don't take HIV / AIDS denialism seriously, we don't take tobacco / lung cancer denialists seriously, we don't take moon landing conspiracy theorists seriously, we don't take young earth creationists seriously.