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"There are many biologists and geneticists that don't believe in unguided, large-scale adaptation (evolution) as origin of all life. Many are in the intelligent

"There are many biologists and geneticists that don't believe in unguided, large-scale adaptation (evolution) as origin of all life. Many are in the intelligent design camp." If stating something obviously false, need some citation. As others in this thread have done, the religious are kind of used to making things up, so it seems ok to them. They can't detect false information as readily. Let me show you an example where I can say anything. "Most Creationist/Intelligent Designers, secretly believe in Science and Evolution, and know their beliefs are total bunk, and do not say out loud, because they are fearful of the other cult members ejecting them from their community. Or in some way bearing a stigma and being punished. So continue to spout the party line".

nickpsecurity 2y ago
Here’s a list: https://creation.com/creation-scientists https://creation.com/creation-scientists Answers in Genesis has a whole page on both profiles and biases against non-evolutionary scientists: https://answersingenesis.org/creation-scientists/?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAC3KUjtMgZEtc52FVO_TGdv6Us4vp&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIq7eM3IHEiQMV3qZaBR1zPRJyEAAYASAAEgLr9_D_BwE https://answersingenesis.org/creation-scientists/?gad_source... I’ll also add there are billions of people who are Christian, Catholic, Muslim, or Hindu. Most are likely to reject atheistic materialism that’s a presupposition of evolution theory. It’s hard to tell who godless scientists speak for but it’s a minority. They’re a majority where they have power, though.
- FrustratedMonky 2y ago
  That is a list of names. I did read a few bio's, think they are stretching it a bit to call all of them creationist. But lets say they are. There is still a scale problem. If the list has 700, out of 480,000. Then that is .15% In any group, from any field, any skills. There are .15% crazy people. There could be .15% people that believe the world sits on a giant turtle. Or still believe in Zeus. Ok. You are in deep with this belief. It can be scary to try and get out of a cult. Do you have any logic, or reasoning, that Does Not Include the Bible, to explain why a god that created the entire universe, and the world, would cherry pick some tribes in the Middle East to provide his one true message. ? Just because there are some unknowns, where is the leap to creationism and a Christian god. That is really just mysticism. People have always made up mystical reasons for he unknown. All of the same reasoning used for Creationism can also be used to say the universe was created by an Alien AI and set on top of a Turtle. https://ncse.ngo/how-many-creationists-science https://ncse.ngo/how-many-creationists-science ""“Newsweek found that less than 0.15% of 480,000 biologists and earth scientists polled doubted evolution.” The citation is to a June 29, 1987, story by Larry Martz with Ann McDaniel. What Martz and McDaniel actually wrote, though, was, “By one count there are some 700 scientists with respectable academic credentials (out of a total of 480,000 U.S. earth and life scientist[s]) who give credence to creation-science, the general theory that complex life forms did not evolve but appeared ‘abruptly.’”""

nickpsecurity 2y ago

Here’s a list: https://creation.com/creation-scientists https://creation.com/creation-scientists Answers in Genesis has a whole page on both profiles and biases against non-evolutionary scientists: https://answersingenesis.org/creation-scientists/?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAC3KUjtMgZEtc52FVO_TGdv6Us4vp&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIq7eM3IHEiQMV3qZaBR1zPRJyEAAYASAAEgLr9_D_BwE https://answersingenesis.org/creation-scientists/?gad_source... I’ll also add there are billions of people who are Christian, Catholic, Muslim, or Hindu. Most are likely to reject atheistic materialism that’s a presupposition of evolution theory. It’s hard to tell who godless scientists speak for but it’s a minority. They’re a majority where they have power, though.

FrustratedMonky 2y ago
That is a list of names. I did read a few bio's, think they are stretching it a bit to call all of them creationist. But lets say they are. There is still a scale problem. If the list has 700, out of 480,000. Then that is .15% In any group, from any field, any skills. There are .15% crazy people. There could be .15% people that believe the world sits on a giant turtle. Or still believe in Zeus. Ok. You are in deep with this belief. It can be scary to try and get out of a cult. Do you have any logic, or reasoning, that Does Not Include the Bible, to explain why a god that created the entire universe, and the world, would cherry pick some tribes in the Middle East to provide his one true message. ? Just because there are some unknowns, where is the leap to creationism and a Christian god. That is really just mysticism. People have always made up mystical reasons for he unknown. All of the same reasoning used for Creationism can also be used to say the universe was created by an Alien AI and set on top of a Turtle. https://ncse.ngo/how-many-creationists-science https://ncse.ngo/how-many-creationists-science ""“Newsweek found that less than 0.15% of 480,000 biologists and earth scientists polled doubted evolution.” The citation is to a June 29, 1987, story by Larry Martz with Ann McDaniel. What Martz and McDaniel actually wrote, though, was, “By one count there are some 700 scientists with respectable academic credentials (out of a total of 480,000 U.S. earth and life scientist[s]) who give credence to creation-science, the general theory that complex life forms did not evolve but appeared ‘abruptly.’”""