The academic powerhouse Creation Ministries International recently launched have launched a “Question Evolution” campaign. Check out the flash video PPSimmons has put together promoting this tectonic revolution in science:
While a fancy looking flyer can be downloaded for the campaign, the biology professor stumping questions can be located on the one web site dedicated to revealing the truth of Jesus’s word – Conservapedia. I know my readers also frequent Conservipedia everyday and are intimately acquainted with the site (in a totally non-homosexual way, of course), I’ll save you the time and list the knock down arguments against evolution here:
I am sure the incredible scientists at Creation Ministries International has heard all the evidence for and against each of these points. People could write entire books on the subject – and some have, so I will not directly address each point here. Instead, I’ll just ask one simple question:
While The Global Atheist Convention was on in Melbourne a rival crowd of around 400 were attending Creation Ministries International rival event “Countering the Rise of Atheism— the Evidence for Creation”.
One can only wonder at which evidence they may have been looking at for all that time, since creation implies the appearance of whole organisms, plants, planets, stars, galaxies, and even matter itself from nothing whatsoever. Something we are told is impossible by the very people promoting this view.
It is clear reporters of the event did not attend The Global Atheist Convention or have any idea what constitutes science since they deride Dawkins for promoting his new book,(which he didn’t, although they allow Dr Sarfati’s to pimp his new book “The Greatest Hoax on Earth”), refusing to debate “creation scientists” and cast him as the “hero of the faith”.
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