Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill

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Date : 19. May 2024, 06:56:44
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On Sat, 18 May 2024 20:12:01 -0400, Ron Dean
<rondean-noreply@gmail.com> wrote:

Mark Isaak wrote:
On 4/21/24 2:17 PM, Ron Dean wrote:
RonO wrote:
[...]
Do you deny that the West Virginia creationists are Biblical
creationists?  To the dishonest West Virginia creationist rubes,
there isn't enough of a difference between ID and Biblical
creationism to worry about.  If you do not understand that, you are
not competent enough to discuss the issue.
 >
This is so typical of the disinformation, misrepresentation and
deliberate lies regarding intelligent design which has been widely
published by antagonist from the beginning. This dishonesty, deceit ad
treachery was used at the Dover Trials even deceiving the judge. So
cock-sure are these antagonist that they go to the extent to create
false information which the attribute to advocates of intelligent
design. The are unrepentant liars and deliberate  deceivers, with no
conscience and no sense of moral right and wrong. And you sir are a
gdamn master of it all!
 
The Dean doth protest too much, methinks.
 
When the intelligent design proponents in the Dover trial as much as
say, "Look here! We're creationists", what do you expect the judge to
conclude?  And why would you conclude otherwise?
 
There is a difference. Creation is based upon the grounds that the
universe was created 6000 years ago in six (6) twenty four days by the
God of the Bible. Then God finally created man on the last day of the
6/th day period by taking a rib from Adam to create Eve. Intelligent
Design subscribes to none of this. Intelligent Design by contrast
observes highly complex entities in nature and sees this purposeful
design. The objective is to find supporting evidence of design. This is
about the limit of Intelligent Design. ID points to scientific evidence
which is claimed to indicate intentional design,
However, ID does not observe any evidence in nature which identifies the
designer. The people who
think the designer is God bases their belief strictly on faith not
evidence.


I know you know Creationism has many versions.  The one you describe
above is just one interpretation among many based on the Bible, and
there are many others based on other ancient texts and oral
traditions. 

I know you know ID assumes as a matter of faith that complex design is
evidence of a purposeful designer.  That's what qualifies ID as
Creationism.

--
To know less than we don't know is the nature of most knowledge


Date Sujet#  Auteur
29 Mar 24 * West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill34RonO
29 Mar 24 +- Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill1RonO
30 Mar 24 `* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill32Ron Dean
30 Mar 24  +* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill7vallor
30 Mar 24  i`* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill6Ron Dean
31 Mar 24  i `* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill5Dexter
31 Mar 24  i  `* o4Ron Dean
31 Mar 24  i   `* Re: o3Dexter
31 Mar 24  i    `* Re: o2Ron Dean
2 Apr 24  i     `- Re: o1Dexter
31 Mar 24  +* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill12RonO
31 Mar 24  i`* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill11Ron Dean
31 Mar 24  i `* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill10RonO
21 Apr 24  i  `* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill9Ron Dean
24 Apr 24  i   `* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill8Mark Isaak
19 May 24  i    `* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill7Ron Dean
19 May 24  i     +- Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill1El Kabong
19 May 24  i     +* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill4jillery
20 May 24  i     i`* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill3Ron Dean
20 May 24  i     i +- Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill1Vincent Maycock
21 May 24  i     i `- Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill1jillery
20 May 24  i     `- Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill1Mark Isaak
31 Mar 24  `* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill12Mark Isaak
31 Mar 24   +- Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill1RonO
21 Apr 24   `* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill10Ron Dean
22 Apr 24    +* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill3Kerr-Mudd, John
19 May 24    i`* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill2Ron Dean
20 May 24    i `- Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill1Burkhard
25 Apr 24    `* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill6Martin Harran
19 May 24     `* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill5Ron Dean
19 May 24      +* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill3jillery
20 May 24      i`* Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill2Ron Dean
21 May 24      i `- Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill1jillery
19 May 24      `- Re: West Virginia Governor signed the vague creationist education bill1Martin Harran

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