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  • hay varios ejemplos que me parecen incorrectos, pero la explicacion de cada falacia es correcta, y es muy util difundir este tipo de material.

    saludos

  • I am embarressed to share Ken wanker Ham's accent.

  • "Replay it a million times...and I doubt whether anything like Homo Sapiens would ever evolve again." -Stephen Jay Gould. This is not a result of a mined quote. But it addresses the idea of humans being unique and god's favorite.

  • @nash984954 I just threw two dice and they landed to add up to 9 therefor 9 is my favorite number. Low odds have nothing to do with favor and maybe a race of hyper intelligent squid could have risen to take control of the earth.

  • @CleverWendago Consider all of the lifeforms that have died out. Humans have no curb on things remaining the same as they are now&may end up in the group of those that havedied out.Thestory of the human species is still playing out. The odds are irrelevant.Only arrogant humans with their little bit of knowledge think they know everything, a belief in god gives them privilege to think that they are above all of life. Humans r just different, not special. Squid could have risen

  • This is not a tautology: If we did not have idiots like Robin Collins, a Philospher from of Messiah College making stupid statements like he just made then maybe science could be taught intelligently and we could all be educated properly as opposed to having to listen to his fallacious thinking, or his false reasoninjg. Unfortunately, he is in a position that will have people exposed to and who will believe his nonsense.

  • Transitional form: baby human to adult human. Human fetus goes through all stages that have grown since the pre-biotic environment and began as elements floating around and reacting chemically with the other elements surrounding them in the forms of vesicles, that house these elements. H2O anyone? Theelements hydrogen and oxygen react chemically& become what is all over: water. The pre-bioticworld is not the world of today, there was not much oxygen in the atmosphere, life's chemistry created it

  • @JohnnyNyberg Do a video showing the "other side" of this. This is the side of non-science, but of religion, which teaches you 'what' to think, not 'how' to think. Science education teaches you 'how' to think. Do your video on the science side that you say is guilty of the same fallacies you claim they both are guilty of. Show numerous examples, as the ones FluffyAtheist has done, please. I will be waiting, but I really doubt you will do one. You only want to blur the lines&dumb folks down

  • @Mogley52 You are good at one thing, copying and pasting all of your comments into many youtube video's comment sections.and assuming having them in different places strengthens your argument for creationism, it doesn't, you just put out out the same old tired arguments. Just as in this video you should watch, as it is obvious you havent't done.

  • Okay, I'm a Christian and I watched your video and I am no less Christian than I was when I watched it. So you fail.....=) 

    Although I find it odd that you atheist spend so much time spreading your garbage. So you don't believe in God? Okay.....but then you spend hundreds if not thousands of hours trying to convince others to have no hope. Just odd.... Also, FluffyAthiest < YOU SPELLED ATHEIST WRONG =) So please don't talk about intelligence =)

  • @TheGreekMan1981 Well I think his purpose was to convince people that creationists frequently make fallacious arguments, and thereby imply that creationism is false.

    Not being a creationist doesn't mean you have to not be a Christian.

    Also it's pretty common for people to try and convince everyone that their opinions are correct or better, that's not weird.

    Though you're right, shame about the spelling.

  • NATURAL LIMITS TO EVOLUTION: Only evolution within "kinds" is genetically possible (i.e. varieties of dogs, cats, etc.), but not evolution across "kinds" (i.e. from worm to human). How did species survive if their vital tissues, organs, reproductive systems were still evolving? Read my Pravda Internet article: WAR AMONG EVOLUTIONISTS! I discuss: Punctuated Equilibrium, "Junk DNA," genetics, mutations, natural selection, fossils, genetic and biological similarities between species.

  • @Mogley52 Shut up and watch the video as you might learn about your faulty thinking processes

  • APES ARE QUITE COMFORTABLE IN HOW THEY WALK, just as humans are quite comfortable in how they walk. Even a slight change in the position of a muscle or bone, for either, would be excruciatingly painful and would not be an advantage for survival. There's no hard evidence that humans evolved from ape-like creatures anymore than there's hard evidence that apes evolved from four-legged-pawed dog-like creatures. Read Internet article: MISSING LINKS THAT NEVER WERE.

  • THE SCIENCE SUPPORTING CREATION (Google this title to access the site. The site presents a collage of evidences from science supporting creation).

  • Your foundation bias seems to be confirmation bias. Maybe you got it mixed up?

  • both sides are guilty of all of these fallacies...

  • ppsimmons>fluffy athiest

  • @FluffyAthiest

    *SIGH*

    @16:50

    Craig is NOT a creationist , I love how you skiped over every video were he gives reasons to think the universe began to exist

    1)BGV theorm 2)Hilberts hotel 3)2nd law of thermodynamics 4) you can't add finite things together (e.g. past events) to get infinte past events 5) the Big Bang model pradicts a beginning in spacetime.

  • I have an idea for how to explain that natural selection isn't random. Take a random number generator, and screen the numbers for a preset attribute. The RNG represents the random nature of mutations and genetic drift, while the screening process represents natural selection.

    Is this a good way of thinking about it?

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  • A doctorate in education from a non-accredited school? What does that qualify you for, principal of a Baptist elementary school somewhere in Kansas? That or Secretary of State during a Republican Presidency. But certainly not an expert in science.

  • Very clearly presented video.

  • No Crockoduck?

    What about the platypus?

  • I dont know if this video is a joke, but it almost seems like he's on the creationists side in some arguements.

  • @xTheuglytruthx

    "it almost seems like he's on the creationists side in some arguements."

    Huh?

  • @xTheuglytruthx I can't remember, but maybe there was some sarasm you didn't catch. He definitely isn't supporting the creationists.

  • @EclecticSceptic Ever heard of trolling?

  • @xTheuglytruthx Ha, fairly weak trolling. I just thought there might have been some parts that I didn't hear which could be interpreted as supporting the theists. Troll harder.

  • @EclecticSceptic I would like to troll some of you guys a bit more (I say you guys, as in,the people that fell for it, not just religious people) but now i feel bad and i feel i should explain myself....I was trolling!!

    Have a nice day :)

  • This video did not help me any more than it would have helped a Christian video proving the bible by using the bible. It simply pointed out logical fallacies and then gave examples of people using them...it offered no counter arguments for the fallacies.

  • @DanielSchaffiro

    Was the title "Refuting Top 25 Creationist Fallacies"

    No, it was to show the fallacies and how they are made, and it is a good reference source and shows a christian why those arguments are fallacious so they realize it and can then choose to stop or to willingly dishonestly keep doing it knowing the fallacy.

  • theWocky approves this video.

  • Crocoduck

    I loled hard

  • Nicely done.

  • I am not convinced of any supposed errors as stated.  You just explained what they did and how they explained their arguments. What they say seems pretty correct to me...

    peace to you...

  • @ FluffyAthiest Thanks for the time and effort you put in to make this video

  • this is a common way in getting masses to disreguard thinking. as u will see atheists everywhere on youtube and other places not arguiing logically but listning to others and screaming straw man repeately.

  • this video makes me wanna play mr potato head with my terds.

  • You rock, woohoo!

  • Lol i still have yet to understand how a crocoduck is an argument

  • Excellent video. Very well done.

  • out of interest, how is science an alternative to God? also that crocoduck rubbish is so wrong its not even right, and it makes me laugh every time. tictalic is the best transitional fossil I can think of, and its just as weird as that duck.

  • This video is an intellectual work of art...

  • Kirk Cameron is an idiot.

  • The fact that theist apologists employ all of these tactics should be enough to show that they have nothing of any substance to offer. No matter how many times they're corrected, e.g. scientific theory, they repeat the same lies, and the gullible eat it up like candy.

  • I am not a creationist, but our universe began with the Big Bang. To say otherwise contradicts all of modern scientific thought. 

  • @Matur1n Correct. But the Big Bang did not emerge from "nothing." There was already "something," called the singularity. The Big Bang was not a creation event; it was a transition event.

  • @indignant99-- Whether a singularity counts or not for that argument is unrelated to my point. The video claims that: "The false premise is the universe 'began' to exist". From what you just said, even if we call it a transition event, the universe did have a beginning with such event. Thus it is not a false premise.

  • @Matur1n Since when does a TRANSITION count as a BEGINNING? BZZZT! Fail!

  • @Matur1n It's actually much more complicated. If by beginning, you mean there was nothing before and then the universe or "singularity" appeared, then we can't really say it had a beginning.

  • @DarkEmergence I don't necessarily mean there was nothing before. The United States had a beginning, it doesn't mean Great Britain didn't have colonies here and North America didn't exist. What we describe as our universe had a start, i.e. a beginning. We define what we mean by our universe and there was a time before that where it didn't exist. At the point it started, i.e. something 1st fit the description of our universe, then that is its beginning.

  • @Matur1n Yes, and most people just slightly informed know that, but Craig Equivocates it to an uninformed audience and actually argues that it was THE beginning, as in All United States popping up all at once. Maybe it's not "false" so much as out of context or expressed dishonestly.

  • @DarkEmergence Well it is a bit much to call it a "false premise" when it is undoubtedly true with regard to our universe, the thing that was under discussion. If he had tried to explain that it may not really be the beginning looking at it from a broader point of view or something like that, I would be okay. Calling them out as if they said a provable "falsehood" isn't cricket there.

  • Thoroughly explained and very informing, this will come in handy.

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