Re: OT: Authorities
- From: "Howard Brazee" <howard@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 14:21:25 GMT
On 12-Aug-2005, LX-i <lxi0007@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >>>That is like saying "Gravity is only a theory".
> >>>
> >>>Evolution is observable
> >>
> >>How so? I've observed gravity many times,
> >
> > What does gravity look like? I've never observed it myself, only its
> > effects.
>
> Okay - amend that to say "...gravity in action many..."
>
> (don't worry, we're not in for a re-run of the abortion thread...)
The point is, we can't observe theories. Theories work at explaining processes
we do observe. And they aren't absolute - we can still use Newton to explain
the path of a baseball, even though Einstein has superseded Newton for some more
precise needs. We do see that speciation exists. We can explain our
observation as a miracle - and we can explain gravity as a miracle. The Bible
doesn't discuss speciation, and Genesis 1 and Genesis 2 have enough conflicts
that it's obvious that the lessons we should learn from them are deeper than to
assume we know everything about creation, God, nor the universe.
.
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