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They further argue that the scientific evidence is more consistent with the creationary point of view than the evolutionary point of view.
They further argue that the scientific evidence is more consistent with the creationary point of view than the evolutionary point of view.
Critics argue, however, that none of the YEC beliefs are subject to the scientific method, but the same criticism applies to theories promoted by evolutionists. The scientific method includes the process of making predictions based on your starting hypothesis and then performing experiments to verify those predictions, all in a manner that can be reproduced and validated by a peer review process.
Critics argue, however, that none of the YEC beliefs are subject to the scientific method, unlike the theories promoted by evolutionists which have been verified and peer reviewed. The scientific method includes the process of making predictions based on your starting hypothesis and then performing experiments to verify those predictions, all in a manner that can be reproduced and validated by a peer review process.
Some specific arguments are as follows:
Some specific arguments are as follows: