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Evidence must be able to distinguish between two competing claims.
Evidence must be able to distinguish between two competing claims.
For example, similarity of living things ([[homology]]) does not necessarily support the [[theory of evolution]] over the [[creationism|creationary viewpoint]] because the same evidence is consistent with both ideas.
For example, similarity of living things ([[homology]]) does not necessarily support the [[theory of evolution]] over the [[creationism|creationary viewpoint]] because the same evidence is consistent with both ideas.
Contrary to atheists who try to separate faith and scientific evidence, faith itself is evidence as stated in Hebrews 11:1: "Faith is the foundation of our hopes, the evidence of the unseen."
==See also==
==See also==