hovind debate (Dr Shermer)

hovind debate

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[tkubok]

@donfanto1

Its called the reservoir effect, marine animals and mollusks take in dead carbon in order to form their shell and from the ocean, which causes older dates. We understand this effect very well, and to use it on marine animals is a misuse of the radiocarbon dating method. Yes, 10 out of 11 carbon date examples are rejected only if those 10 examples are a known misuse of the carbon dating method. Its not a 95% error, at all. Your accusation is baseless.

[donfanto1]

@Johnf85 lmao he alreaty talked about that " when they ont know the exact age its assumed to work, but when they know the exact age they say that in this particular case it didnt worked..." how can a living snail carbondate 2300 years? or freshly killed seal date 1300 years?10 out of 11 carbon date examples are rejected. its like 95 % error (roughly) which means it cant be caled a science. its like breaking 10 heads over a brick wall and when 11th one breaks it saying that head can break a wall

[donfanto1]

@hookemdevildog be more specific plz. what he said that was not correct? did he directly lie? he said I BELIEVE all the time, plz name examples where he said something with sure and it was a pure lie. go ahead. no more blurry words just stick to the point if u can

[PulpPractical]

To whom it may concern: you're about to see dumbo Shermer get his behind tanned. You dumbo evos better get out a pen, a pad, and a bowl of popcorn; y'all are about to get spanked.

[ikawpipa]

are there many members of the Evolution Religion?

[Buggz21]

Shermer just seems to get his ass handed to him everywhere he goes...geez

[hookemdevildog]

It is absolutely amazing that people actually believe the stuff that this Hovind character believes.... It's scary... Please people, please just be objective and open to the actual facts and evidence... If you want to have faith and belief in god, then by all means, do so... But don't let that belief force you into the ignorant darkness that Hovind wishes for humanity.

[tkubok]

@guardianewjedijoel

Yes, you can, if the specific characteristic of God you are using, is both omnibenevolent and Omnipotent. I would define evil as Harmful, causing bad, or morally wrong.

We have something called the english language, and it has already dictated what the definition of Evil, is.

[AutoBahnForever]

I have a PhD in Truthology from Christian Tech University.

[guardianewjedijoel]

@tkubok Stating that evil exists is correct, but you can't conclude God doesn't exist from this; you cannot define evil apart from the absolute standard that the Designer instituted. Simply put, define evil, and then once you have a workable definition, let it be known why it bothers you. Admitting that it does bother you (which it ought) implies that things ought to be different. Who gets to decide what it should be changed to, and what authority does this person have to do so?