Sentences with phrase «proven false yet»
That means that it's nothing but an opinion that hasn't been proven false yet.
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Science takes credit for trying to interpret what God has created (yet of course there theories are always wrong or never proven, even after proven, often changed when found out to be false (because scientists are wrong all the time and think they are right)
Worse yet, many of them are so deceived, they will continue to follow Camping and listen to him and send in their donations on Sunday, after this all proves to be false!
Yet «origin of species» is still taught falsely as a theory, even though the core notional hypothesis has been proven false by geology.
Every one of which has been empirically proven false but yet clings like moss to ancient rocks.
I'll save you the trouble — it is a logical fallacy that asserts that a proposition is true because it has not yet been proven false.
Argument from ignorance: the proposition (The God of Israel is not real) is true because it has not yet been proven false, it is «generally accepted».
Especially the part about It asserts that a proposition is true because it has not yet been proven false, it is «generally accepted» (or vice versa).
The Apostle Paul said that «they have a form of Godly Devotion, yet prove false to it's Power».
While the Retribution rumor has been shot down, there's another recent Red Dead Redemption rumor which has yet to be proven false.
Gaming's ever - present yet ever - inaccurate argument that single - player games are dead was once again proved false in 2017.
It occurs when either a proposition is assumed to be true because it has not yet been proved false or a proposition is assumed to be false because it has not yet been proved true.»
You claimed that the «Thermometers» image proves that the «hockey stick» in the Northern Hemisphere is false, yet you don't have anywhere near enough data points to support that claim.
In science, nothing is ever absolutely «proven», it only goes from unknown validity to probably true, with the knowledge that at some future date it may yet be shown false.