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On the other hand, it is for only a matter of religious faith to deny the theory. I certainly can't prove it's false, any more than its proponents can prove it's true. It's their faith against mine. --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] 15:42, 2 May 2007 (EDT)
 
On the other hand, it is for only a matter of religious faith to deny the theory. I certainly can't prove it's false, any more than its proponents can prove it's true. It's their faith against mine. --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] 15:42, 2 May 2007 (EDT)
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::::::'''Counter''': Except ''they'' have empirical evidence that is sufficient to explain.  Where's yours?  (Keep in mind that supernatural revelations are anecdotal evidence.  Sorry).  Faith, by definition, is belief without evidence, so it's actually their reason against your faith.  [[User:Cthx]]
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The bible makes it clear how the species came into existence, and it gives us the most logical explanation we have. Is there any point in denying it? [[User:GodisTruth|'''<font color="#990099">Truth</font>''']]<sub>[[User_talk:GodisTruth |<font color="#009999">is power</font>]]</sub> 13:42, 28 May 2007 (EDT)
 
The bible makes it clear how the species came into existence, and it gives us the most logical explanation we have. Is there any point in denying it? [[User:GodisTruth|'''<font color="#990099">Truth</font>''']]<sub>[[User_talk:GodisTruth |<font color="#009999">is power</font>]]</sub> 13:42, 28 May 2007 (EDT)
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::::::'''Counter''': Yes, in that the Bible is most likely wrong: it is a collection of texts and stories.  How is it "logical" to have species appear out of no-where?  What happens to the air that was there before the animals appeared?  Doesn't this supernatural Genesis contradict all natural laws we observe?  If anything, this seems to be illogical.[[User:Cthx]]
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