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Dinosaur soft tissue and protein—even more confirmation! (more evidence for young earth creation!!!)
CMI ^ | May 6, 2009 | Carl Wieland

Posted on 5/6/2009, 3:49:01 PM by GodGunsGuts

Dinosaur soft tissue and protein—even more confirmation!

Mary Schweitzer announces even stronger evidence, this time from a duckbilled dino fossil, of even more proteins—and the same amazingly preserved vessel and cell structures as before...

(Excerpt) Read more at creation.com ...


TOPICS: Culture/Society; Miscellaneous; US: Montana
KEYWORDS: catholic; christian; creation; drmaryschweitzer; evolution; goodgodimnutz; intelligentdesign; maryschweitzer; oldearthspeculation; religionofatheism; science; sistermaryelephant
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To: WondrousCreation

[[Typical of the evo to slam credentials of a well-respected creation scientist when they can’t refute the sound logic of his work.]]

That’s hte only ‘defense’ they’ve got- The ‘rebuttals’ were nothign but slight of hand misrepresentations of Gentry’s and Humphry’s work and discoveries- but folsk like RF will consistently point to sites liek TO and pretend they are sound ‘scientific rebuttals’ because they ‘sound sciencey’ (and htey hope noone iwll actually spend the time to investigate whether or not the ‘rebuttals’ are true, scientific, or valid.

[[Since they can’t explain the young isotope, they say, believe it or not, that the polonium atoms appeared from a “secondary decay step” from uranium in the rocks, and that radon gas “diffused through the rock” and turned into polonium. You can’t make silliness like this up]]

Oh YES they cna make it up, and htey do- time and time again, and pretend as though it’s a sound ‘scientific’ ‘refutation’, and people like some on htis thread will present it on a platter as htough it were scientifically valid.

[[when they can’t accept results, they just make up processes to “explain” it and say that gas went through solid rock. Ridiculous.]]

There were several other equally silly made up scenarios in the TO ‘rebuttal’ and quite frankly, if that is what passes for a non ‘peer review’ ‘science’, then TO and science in general is in pretty sad shape these days

Thank you for your post as I didn’t really want to go through the silly ‘rebuttal’ on the TO site yet again here on FR-


201 posted on 5/7/2009, 5:18:18 PM by CottShop (Scientific belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge)
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To: ElectricStrawberry

How many alternate personalities to you have?


202 posted on 5/7/2009, 5:21:07 PM by editor-surveyor (The beginning of the O'Bummer administration looks a lot like the end of the Nixon administration)
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To: RFEngineer

[[No, typical for a creationist to claim un-earned credentials as proof of credibility.]]

This ocming from someone who isn’t even of the caliber of Gentry who’s material HAs been peer reviewed and stood hte test of time for decades now?

[[I slam everyone who does this, it just seems that there are so many in the creationist movement that do it, it is astounding.]]

And typically, your ‘slamming’ does absolutely NOTHING to refute Gentry’s work- it’s nothign but an ad hominem attack on his character and ‘credentials’ which were good enough to earn him respect and his work respect in the scientific comunity- but please, do keep ‘slamming’ him- it’s funny to watch


203 posted on 5/7/2009, 5:21:23 PM by CottShop (Scientific belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge)
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To: RFEngineer

[[“And had you even the lsightest inclination to do an unbiased search,”

Poor you, you are so put upon.....]]

Lol- you can’t even insult properly- It’s not I that am ‘put upon’- it was YOU who didn’t bother to do a thorough unbiased reasearch into the subject- it was YOU who only went to the evo’s old ‘standby’ site- a notoru\iously deceptive site- TO- in order to ‘refute’ Gentry. It was YOU who didn’t bother to present BOTH sides of hte argument- I’m just pointing out your laziness and your a priori agenda by pointing to innept sites liek TO as though they had even an inkling of scientific merrit in discussions liek this-


204 posted on 5/7/2009, 5:28:14 PM by CottShop (Scientific belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge)
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To: WondrousCreation

[[Dr. Gentry, whose PhD. is just as valuable as the garbage PhDs churned out by what passes for “science” departments in modern secular universities, still remains absolutely unrefuted in his work.

DocRock revealed he writes legal documents for a living, and obviously has thereby acquired the logic skills of a sound creationist mind. You should place more stock in his arguments, and investigate the jargonistic brainwashing that accounts for so-called “science” over the last several decades, and investigate these issues from a logical, common-sense viewpoint - you’ll realize that a 6-Day Creation ex nihilo and a young earth is the only sound conclusion.]]

Bingo- Great post by hte way- Good advice, but methinks it has fallen on deaf ears- despite hte claims of being unbiased and only ‘searhcing for hte truth’


205 posted on 5/7/2009, 5:34:00 PM by CottShop (Scientific belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge)
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To: CottShop
I want you to note the words of Humphy regardign the critics of the radio halos formation,

Do you have a link to that? I'd like to read through it and Henke's article, but I can't track down either of them.

I have to say, the accusation that Henke "tries to bury truth under a mountain of minutiae" sounds a lot like "I know I'm right, don't bother me with details." Science is a mountain of minutiae, and for a scientist to complain about minutiae seems kinda weak. But I'll reserve judgment until I see the original material.

206 posted on 5/7/2009, 5:34:48 PM by Ha Ha Thats Very Logical
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To: WondrousCreation
To complicate things, they say stuff like "Biotite from the Faraday Mine came from a granite pegmatite that intruded a paragneiss that formed from highly metamorphosed sediments." (link) This is little more than an attempt to confuse common-sense creation scientists with big words,

And there you have it, folks. You can't trust scientists because they use big words.

This really is a performance, isn't it?

207 posted on 5/7/2009, 5:39:14 PM by Ha Ha Thats Very Logical
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To: Ha Ha Thats Very Logical

it was in the trueorigins link I gave a few posts back

[[I have to say, the accusation that Henke “tries to bury truth under a mountain of minutiae” sounds a lot like “I know I’m right, don’t bother me with details.”]]

Really? Hmmmm- because hte ‘minutiae’ he referred to were irrelevent accusations and blown out of proportion criticisms that weren’t scientifically valid- As Wonderouscreation pointed out, Henke’s ‘rebuttal’ also consisted of made up assumptions that DEFY science- but you are only goign to beleive what you like

[[Science is a mountain of minutiae, and for a scientist to complain about minutiae seems kinda weak.]]

Not made up minutiae- nor is it made up of assumptions the likes of which Henke slings around- Humphrys goes over each and every point Henke brings up, and exposes hte fact that Henke tried to make mountains out of irrelevent molehills, but I’m predicting right now, that you’ll deny Humphry’s positions are not valid because they fly i nthe face of old age- but if you want to attempt to show scientific evidence that refutes his points, be my guest-

[[But I’ll reserve judgment until I see the original material.]]

Mmmm- Yep- you’ve already passed judgement-


208 posted on 5/7/2009, 5:44:49 PM by CottShop (Scientific belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge)
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To: Ha Ha Thats Very Logical

[[And there you have it, folks. You can’t trust scientists because they use big words.]]

Another BLATANT misrepresentation from you Hahaha- that is NOT what he was inferrign at all- it hsoudl be obvious to anyone reading htis thread- and yes, even to you- but apparently you want to divert attention away fro mwhat he was saying by BLATANTLY MISREPRESENTING what he said and why- He was sayign you can NOT trust scientists when they intentionally use big words that do NOT reflect the FACTS of the case- the ‘big words’ he referred to are words used to intentionally misdirect people- The ‘big words’ were used in an intentionally deceitful manner- and Humphry’s and Gentry and those on this site have EXPOSED those deceits- and I’m pointing you’re out as well- you sir are another one hwo claims to be only ‘looking for hte truth’, yet you intentionally misrepresent what people are statign and why ALL the time here on FR- either that or their comments and intents are goign way over your head?


209 posted on 5/7/2009, 5:49:42 PM by CottShop (Scientific belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge)
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To: CottShop

[[the ‘big words’ he referred to are words used to intentionally misdirect people-]]

That should read- “The big words he referred to are words that are INTENTIONALLY MISUSED, to INTENTIONALLY MISDIRECT and mislead people away from the damaging evidences that they can’t refute in a valid scientific manner


210 posted on 5/7/2009, 5:53:13 PM by CottShop (Scientific belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge)
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To: editor-surveyor

4 billion....just about as many as the Earth’s age is in years.

Of course, only someone as obviously uber-edumacated as you has the cognizance of what 4 billion years implies.....other than 4 billion years, of course.

I’ll leave “ignorance” to the “fools” on YEC sites that believe that a T-Rex died during Noah’s flood, which demands that T-Rex and man walked the Earth at the same time, which demands that in the game of life called “Man Vs. T-Rex a predator/prey relationship”.....Man was victorious and was not T-Rex kibble.

Anyone thqat believes that will believe anything.


211 posted on 5/7/2009, 6:24:32 PM by ElectricStrawberry (27th Infantry Regiment....cut in half during the Clinton years...)
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To: CottShop
it was in the trueorigins link I gave a few posts back

That big huge link? When I went there, all I got was a list of Gentry references on the trueorigins site. And when I searched for a phrase from your #197, from what I thought was a quote from the article, I got nothing but a link to your post. So any more detailed pointer would be welcome.

212 posted on 5/7/2009, 6:44:03 PM by Ha Ha Thats Very Logical
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To: CottShop; WondrousCreation
He was sayign you can NOT trust scientists when they intentionally use big words that do NOT reflect the FACTS of the case- the ‘big words’ he referred to are words used to intentionally misdirect people

The "big words" he referred to were in a quote he posted: "Biotite from the Faraday Mine came from a granite pegmatite that intruded a paragneiss that formed from highly metamorphosed sediments." Which of those words do not reflect the facts of the case? Was it not actually a pegmatite ("a coarsely crystalline granite or other high-silica rock")? Do you disagree that the intruded rock was a paragneiss ("a gneiss showing a sedimentary parentage")? If so, why?

If you can't support a claim that those "big words" do not reflect the facts, please withdraw your accusation that I was intentionally misrepresenting what WC said.

213 posted on 5/7/2009, 6:51:55 PM by Ha Ha Thats Very Logical
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To: GodGunsGuts

Is this headline from The Onion?


214 posted on 5/7/2009, 6:55:54 PM by LanaTurnerOverdrive ("I've done a few things in my life I'm not proud of, and the things I am proud of are disgusting.")
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To: GodGunsGuts

Right, the Discovery Institute. Please.


215 posted on 5/7/2009, 7:16:13 PM by jalisco555 ("My 80% friend is not my 20% enemy" - Ronald Reagan)
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To: RFEngineer
This is only evidence in a creationists mind.

You are probably right, the evos will just declare that soft tissue can last 80 million years in dirt and leave it at that.

If you hitch your cart to this, and it is later proven incorrect, or a mechanism by which proteins are preserved over long periods of time is found, you would have to deny the existence of God.

Huh??? This is crazy talk. Why would any of this make me lose my faith in God?

We wouldn’t want you to have to do that - so a more rational position for you would be to simply have faith, and leave science, and scientific conclusions to people who know what they are doing.

Like yourself? LOL

216 posted on 5/7/2009, 7:18:17 PM by Tramonto (Live Free of Die)
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To: Tramonto
You are probably right, the evos will just declare that soft tissue can last 80 million years in dirt and leave it at that.

All I know is, if I bury a fresh T-Bone steak in the back yard, I won't be digging up anything that resembles a fresh T-Bone steak 80 million years later, though (more or less), that's exactly what they say happened here. I'm just glad that brainwashed evos aren't checking my food expiration dates at the local supermarket!

217 posted on 5/7/2009, 7:21:54 PM by WondrousCreation (Good science regarding the Earth's past only reveals what Christians have known for centuries!)
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To: LanaTurnerOverdrive

Seeing how it is Evo scientists who made the discovery, I could see how you might say that!


218 posted on 5/7/2009, 7:24:31 PM by GodGunsGuts
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To: jalisco555

Awww, poor jalisco. You had only just recommended the book, only to find out that it has already been refuted. LOL


219 posted on 5/7/2009, 7:28:34 PM by GodGunsGuts
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To: GodGunsGuts
Nah, don't feel sorry for me. I'll just stick to science.

Ciao, amigo.

220 posted on 5/7/2009, 7:29:28 PM by jalisco555 ("My 80% friend is not my 20% enemy" - Ronald Reagan)
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