For creationists: Why do you think creationism makes more sense then evolution?

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Well i know we have many creationists in OT, roughly a few handfuls, so please explain this to me.

How an unscientific explanation about life makes more sense then a backed up theory with evidence.
 
It makes more sense because all you have to really remember is some big bearded white guy put a bunch of creatures and plants on earth as opposed to actual science.
 
(Not a creationist but I wanted to post this)
Personally, I think a lot of religious folk deny evolution because they feel it goes against their religious views. However, a lot don't seem to understand that evolution itself only explains how species evolve, and not how they first arose. So they do not conflict. I don't see why more religious people don't believe in their god creating the creatures on the earth, and after that, they began to evolve on their own.
 
Well i know we have many creationists in OT, roughly a few handfuls, so please explain this to me.

How an unscientific explanation about life makes more sense then a backed up theory with evidence.
I am not a creationist, but unscientific explanations don't make more sense; they are secondary to an irrational belief that permits unscientific things to be true.

In the same way, a person who irrationally believes that reason is the source of all truth will disbelieve anything that cannot be proven through reason. The most basic of a persons beliefs determines how all other (secondayr) information is treated. Where you begin will determine where you will end up.
 
I am not a creationist, but unscientific explanations don't make more sense; they are secondary to an irrational belief that permits unscientific things to be true.

In the same way, a person who irrationally believes that reason is the source of all truth will disbelieve anything that cannot be proven through reason. The most basic of a persons beliefs determines how all other (secondayr) information is treated. Where you begin will determine where you will end up.

The source of truth is truth.

Reason is simply the best way to investigate truth and make conclusions about it.

Reason isn't the source of all truth; it is rather the lens through which truth can be best examined.
 
The source of truth is truth.

Reason is simply the best way to investigate the physical universe truth and make conclusions about it.

Reason isn't the source of all truth; it is rather the lens through which truth can be best examined.
I fixed your typos. ;)

When reason is used as a "lens" to examine "truth", what are you looking at? This implies that you know what truth is and can focus on it.
 
I would say something, but the problem is that it just takes too much effort on my part to explain the many problems with the views that many Evolutionists believe that we, Young Earth Creationists actually believe.
 
I fixed your typos. ;)

When reason is used as a "lens" to examine "truth", what are you looking at? This implies that you know what truth is and can focus on it.

Well, if you are looking for natural truth, such as the explanation for the various types of species around the planet, you turn to reason.

If you are seeking spiritual truth, such as the ways with which to meditate to achieve higher states of awareness, you turn to faith.

Each is there for a good reason.
 
Well, if you are looking for natural truth, such as the explanation for the various types of species around the planet, you turn to reason.

If you are seeking spiritual truth, such as the ways with which to meditate to achieve higher states of awareness, you turn to faith.

Each is there for a good reason.
I would agree that there are many little "truths" that are transitory and limited. Is there no larger "Truth" (capital T)?
 
I would agree that there are many little "truths" that are transitory and limited. Is there no larger "Truth" (capital T)?

There is internal truth and external truth. External truth requires logic and reason to comprehend. Internal truth requires much more than that.

Evolution is external so we use reason to understand it.
 
By the way,

Yes, there is no real PROOF that evolution theory is true. There is only some evidence which points to it. In fact, only math theorems can be strictly PROVEN.

However, any scientific theory has the right to exict as long as it doesn't condradict itself and is practically useful. AFAIK, the is no self-contradictions in the Evolution theory.
 
There is internal truth and external truth. External truth requires logic and reason to comprehend. Internal truth requires much more than that.

Evolution is external so we use reason to understand it.
Deftly stated. :thumbsup:

How would differentiate between what is an internal truth and what is an external truth? I would assume that understanding digestion is an external truth.
 
Creationism is a nice way of answering the question "Where did we come from?" with out actually having to do any work.
 
I would say something, but the problem is that it just takes too much effort on my part to explain the many problems with the views that many Evolutionists believe that we, Young Earth Creationists actually believe.

:hmm:

????

If you view is so complicated, how do YOU understand it?

Come on, give us a proper reason! :)
Please?
 
Deftly stated. :thumbsup:

How would differentiate between what is an internal truth and what is an external truth? I would assume that understanding digestion is an external truth.

Digestion is a natural phenomenon therefore it is 'external'.

Internal matters are matters of spirituality, such as meditation and internal psychological events.
 
:hmm:

????

If you view is so complicated, how do YOU understand it?

Come on, give us a proper reason! :)
Please?

He didn't say his view was complicated. He said the understanding of YEC by many evolutionists was flawed in so many ways as to render it such.

Aside from that, why would he not be able to understand his own view even if complicated?
 
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