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Part of the sick beauty of Creationism is that there's no way to prove it wrong It's not that you could never prove Creationism wrong, it's that faith is not r
by tdavis 17y ago
Part of the sick beauty of Creationism is that there's no way to prove it wrong
It's not that you could never prove Creationism wrong, it's that faith is not required to be proven. That's why it is called faith. People who believe in God are going to believe in God, even if you could irrefutably prove beyond any doubt that (a) evolutionary theory is correct and (b) God doesn't exist.
You'd still have failed to prove it in their "heart", or wherever pure, unadulterated illogicality happens to live.
- cglee 17y agoCan you believe in God and evolution at the same time?
- Devilboy 17y agoDepends on which god you're talking about.
- Raphael_Amiard 17y agoDepends on who you're talking to
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- TrevorJ 17y agoI think a lot of people do.
- tdavis 17y agoThat's a silly question. You can believe whatever you want.
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- cglee 17y agoI guess I meant the question to be read in a more Socratic manner, rather it being a genuine question.
- petercollins 17y agoAbsoluely right. The rubric of "faith" admits of every illogicality because its premise is the very admission of unprovables