[*]What creationist embarrassed an evolutionist in a debate?
[*]What evolutionary biologists have been blocking "honest inquiry?"
[*]All of the evidence for evolution is a matter of public record, and is easily falsifiable.
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Do you have a source for any of your claims? Or did you just make it all up?
Hello Lachean thank you for your comments. I will have to respond to you in two different post so here's my first reply to you:
I disagree with you I think Creationism is an absolute fact and evolution is absolute lies & delusions (no mean spirit intended just being flat honest about how I believe). One example of blocking honest inquiry would be the original bones that are claimed to be the links between man & ape are never allowed to be examined first hand. Only castings are available so therefore you are having faith in those who make the castings & keep the evidence locked up safe away from any real examination.
I think all the major high profile creationist have had many experiences of getting blocked from further opportunities of debate after handing their opponents embarrassing defeats. The evolutionist go into excuse making & hiding so no further humiliating encounters are experienced. For one example see Walter T. Brown he is an creationist from the Center for Scientific Creation. These expert evolutionist debaters seem to be very hard to find since Walter Brown has to try to put up a $200 reward for students to help find one of these universities/college science professors that can take him on in a debate that is thorough, open and honest. I quote from his web site:
"The best way, I believe, to clarify the creation-evolution controversy is to have a thorough, written, publishable, strictly scientific debate. Both sides would lay out their case, much as I have in The Scientific Case for Creation on pages 6–93. Then each side would respond, point-by-point, to the case for the other side. Both sides would have the right to publish the finished exchange. I have sought such an exchange since 1980, but have not had a serious, qualified taker. Many leading evolutionists know of the offer. When I speak at universities and colleges, I offer students a $200 finder’s fee if they can find an evolutionist professor who will complete such a debate. I am repeating that offer here to the first student who can find such a science professor."
Several excuses are given by evolutionists.
1. “I don’t have time.” Response: Many do not have time, and of course, they need not participate. However, others have the time to write books attacking and misrepresenting creationist positions. Many are teaching what I feel are outdated evolutionary ideas and refuse to place themselves in a forum where they must defend what they are teaching. If you are going to teach something, you should be willing to defend it, especially if taxpayers are paying your salary.
2. “Creation is a religious idea. It is not science.” Response: Creation certainly has religious implications, but much scientific evidence bears on the subject. Only the scientific aspects would be permitted in this written debate. An editor would remove any religious, or antireligious, comments from the exchange. If my comments were only religious, the editor would strike them from the debate. I would have nothing left to present, so the evolutionist would win by default. (Incidentally, evolution also has religious implications.)
3. “I don’t want to give creationists a forum.” Response: Of the thousands of scientific controversies, the creation-evolution controversy is the only one I know where some scientists refuse to exchange and discuss the evidence. That is an unscientific, close-minded position.
4. “I don’t know enough about evolution.” [Carl Sagan’s answer], or “I am qualified in only one aspect of evolution.” Response: A team of evolutionists could participate in the debate.
5. “Any debate should be in refereed science journals.” Response: No journal would allocate the number of pages needed for such a debate. Besides, the journals you refer to are controlled by evolutionists, so they would likely not provide a platform to have their beliefs criticized. Nor do they publish any research questioning evolution and supporting creation. Publishers of these journals would be severely criticized by their subscribers and advertisers if they did. (The few evolutionists who participate in oral debates often admit how much they are criticized by other evolutionists for participating in a debate.) In a well-publicized case, one journal, Scientific American, withdrew a contract to hire a highly qualified assistant editor when the journal’s executives learned he was a creationist. "
full article & source here :
http://www.creationscience.com/onlinebook/FAQ426.html