tiassa said:
Brutally honest? How is it honest to assert that refusing evolution also requires one forfeit belief in sexual reproduction?
Is this a big part of your argument by any chance?
If you don't see how that is honest, then you don't understand, 2+2 is too difficult for you, it seems.
Everytime a baby is born a little evolution just happened, if you believe in generations, you must believe a little more just happened, when in history did people coming into existence by way of sexual reproduction begin? When did the creationing end?
Hell, even if you think it was a hundred years ago, you must concede at least a little evolution has happened.
And if you do think it was a hundred years ago you MUST believe that before that babies weren't being born but rather created, OR something.
Its kind of a messy belief I know but they are choosing it not me.
I'm comfortable to assume the reproduction style of organisms coming into existence is how organisms have always come into existence along the timeline. I do not think that any where along the line did it switch TO organisms being reproduced from parents or a parent FROM some other style, even in the very beginning the reasonable assumption is the parents were the sun and the earth.
You don't seem to understand that my original post was very much cold hard logic that can't be refuted.
If you believe in sexual reproduction as we know it, you at least believe in a little evolution, and if you wish to not believe in alot of evolution, you have to believe that at some stage in history organisms were being created, and only recently did sexual reproduction OR evolution begin.
No matter what it is mandatory that anyone who is aware of sexual reproduction believe that evolution is a real process that happens.
Basically no one can not believe in evolution, they don't have that choice. Especially if they believe in sexual reproduction, and really, they also have to believe in that, because well its obvious.
I think most people do believe in sexual reproduction, thats my point, logic then demands they believe in evolution.
It should not be acceptable that they do not.
Does your intention in any way change the fact that putting a skateboard on the stairs is dangerous to others?
Do I have to care?
They are loitering on the stairs of ignorance, I didn't push them down them.
When they smash into the cold ground of reality and hurt their ego, it was their doing, not mine. They didn't have to step on the skateboard, they saw it there and chose to step on it.
Most, if not all, grabbed onto the rail anyway, while the skateboard that was my post charged down to reality, and they turned away when it hit.
The only danger was getting a grip on reality, and most of them avoided it anyway.
And they still pace up and down those stairs, I plan on continuing to grease them up and do whatever I can to get them off for their own good.
So what if they bump their knees and graze their elbows on the way down? Some things are more important than remaining bruise free, like everything.