Question 9: "Whether one believes in evolution or creation, there is a measure of faith involved if either is accepted as fact. Faith is defined as believing something that is unseen or unobserved directly."
Discussion between Mr. Paul Fisher & Mr. Jafar Hussain on the subject of Evolution & Creationism.
Thursday, June 4th, 2009.
Specific Questions & Comments can be privately messaged, or email to either Mr. Fisher, Mr. Hussain, or both at: CCSDiscussions@yahoo.com
:( Not a very exciting discussion
Mystile33 1 year ago
While that would technically be correct, I think it may have been confusing to entitle the discussion so.
Unfortunately, Creationism doesn't just apply to the universe, but also to biological diversity. If someone believes God controls the weather, it would be correct in saying "Creationism vs. Meteorology." But the connotations with the phrase "Creationism" tends to apply to biology, rather than any other branch of science.
pyropakman 2 years ago
Creation = Big Bang
Evolution = Biology.
I assume this cult means "Creationism and science." The former requires faith: the latter of course does not.
Desertphile 2 years ago
*facepalm*
genetic markers can be traced through populations and history. they don't just 'look the same'.
beastlt12 2 years ago