Re: Rational thought process vs creationist 'thought' processes

"Sean McHugh" wrote:


>> Both groups of scientists are equally trained.
>
> There again is your oft repeated deception, implying that the
> Creationists enjoy at least equal academic force. In the post of yours
> that I previously answered, you were presented a link to a Creationist
> astronomy/cosmology page. I asked you how many professional
> Creationist Astronomers there are. Here is the answer:
>
> http://www.sciencebusiness.net/documents/thinking.pdf.
>
> ~ There are only ten to fifteen thousand professional astronomers in
> ~ the world.
>
> It says 'only' but compare that to the _zero_ that Creation 'Science'
> has.

Answers in Genesis probably have some biologist who is an "expert" in 
creationist astronomy.  Sort of like going to a dentist to get an opinion
on 
your eyesight.


> As attested by their appellation, The Creationists have started with
> their conclusion, biblical inerrancy, and _that_ is the real means by
> which they do their "assessing". The Bible can't be wrong, period!

Creationists "do science" by reading teh bible.

Do "secular humanist evilooshunist" scientists "do science" by reading 
Charles Darwin????


>> It is the bias of Evolutionists that will not allow the
>> Creationists to give their ideas in schools and through the
>> media.
>
> It's the same kind of bias there is against the teaching of astrology
> alongside astronomy, alchemy alongside chemistry and numerology
> alongside mathematics. There is no justification for devoting any
> school time to making kids dumber (including political correctness).

Amen!

See 
http://fundamentalistfunhouse.blogspot.com/2008/04/evolution-mental-ability-of.html


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