Creation evangelist derides evolution as ‘dumbest’ theory [Kent Hovind Alert!]

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Post ^ | 17 December 2005 | Kayla Bunge

[Alter Kaker]

Never read any of Tacitus's work I presume.

Tacitus lived over a hundred years after the time Jesus was supposed to have lived. As such, he's no more reliable than you would be writing of your memories of Abraham Lincoln.

I'm not saying there was no Jesus, just that there's no direct evidence outside of the Christian Bible.

[CarolinaGuitarman]

" Nominally Christians.

Surely not a follower of the Christ.
He who created the universe from nothing and told us how He did it."

He didn't say how he did it.

[Waywardson]

Since he was raided by the IRS about a year and a half ago, there's probably an indictment looming in his relatively near future.

Yes, and this is the same stuff evolution is made up of, halftuths, speculative B.S. wishful thinking...

Thank you for providing a perfect example of the idiocy of agendized science.

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But it's the "charge" that matters....

//sarcasm

[Texas Eagle]

Einstein was a scientist wasn't he?"

He was also an evolutionist.

He was??? So when he said, "God doesn't roll dice with the universe" he, in fact, believed God DID roll dice with the universe?

[Uri’el-2012]

I'm not saying there was no Jesus, just that there's no direct evidence outside of the Christian Bible.

A Jewish Historian named Josephus.

b'shem Y'shua

[Waywardson]

It is all about fleecing the flock.

Note that I didn't include the links for the above in the public interest.

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You should have included the link. Then everyone would know that all of this information is made available for free download OR you can make a donation of your own free will to help spread the message.

The only one doing the fleecing is you... and yer busted.

[Dimensio]

A Jewish Historian named Josephus.

You mean the man whose name was falsely attributed to a forged account easily recognized because the writing style bears no resemblance to his real style?

[Texas Eagle]

You know as well as I that Einstein was no creationist.

So Einstein believed in God but he didn't believe God created the universe?

[Alter Kaker]

He was??? So when he said, "God doesn't roll dice with the universe" he, in fact, believed God DID roll dice with the universe?

Einstein made that statement in opposition to quantum theory, not evolution. And he later retracted his opposition to quantum theory.

Are you being dishonest or do you really believe this stuff?

[MRMEAN]

Some texts which don’t use Haeckel’s forged drawings, still use his discredited theory. One of those is the current (1998) National Association of Science teacher’s guide, “Teaching About Evolution and the Nature of Science”. "

The Teaching About Evolution and the Nature of Science (1998) National Academy of Sciences is online. Please show where it uses "his discredited theory."

[Dimensio]

He was??? So when he said, "God doesn't roll dice with the universe" he, in fact, believed God DID roll dice with the universe?

Are you just grasping at straws because you're too afraid to do the research into the reference, or do you actually know better and are just lying about Einstein?

Either way, Einstein was not a creationist. It is a lie for you to try and claim that he was.

[Texas Eagle]

BTW, was this supposed to be a list of anti-Darwinians?

No. It was supposed to be a list of scientists who believed in God.

[Revolting cat!]

the Apologetics Association (AA)

AA?
Hi, my name is Revolting cat! and I'm an apologetic.

[Alter Kaker]

So Einstein believed in God but he didn't believe God created the universe?

I believe in God. But like Einstein, I accept evolution. Why is this so hard to understand?

[CarolinaGuitarman]

"He was??? So when he said, "God doesn't roll dice with the universe" he, in fact, believed God DID roll dice with the universe?"

You obviously have no clue as to what the above quote pertains to. He was talking about quantum physics. The Uncertainty principle. Not about stochastic events at a higher level. He believed in evolution.

So, why did you include Newton and Bacon in as anti-Darwinians when they were dead long before the theory was formulated? And why did you include Pasteur when he believed in evolution?

[Dimensio]

And why did you include Pasteur when he believed in evolution?

I thought that Pasteur didn't accept evolution -- but then, the only references I can find are creationist sites.

[Alter Kaker]

No. It was supposed to be a list of scientists who believed in God.

Oh, when you have a chance, add me to the list. I'm not as good a scientist, granted, but I'm sure my faith is as strong.

[RightWingAtheist]

Isaac would have loved that :)

[Alter Kaker]

"Virulence appears in a new light which cannot but be alarming to humanity; unless nature, in her evolution down the ages (an evolution which, as we now know, has been going on for millions, nay, hundreds of millions of years), has finally exhausted all the possibilities of producing virulent or contagious diseases -- which does not seem very likely."

-Louis Pasteur, evolutionist

[Senator Bedfellow]

Even if it's completely authentic, Josephus was also born after the Crucifixion, and not a contemporary of Christ.