BREAKING: Scientist just got FIRED for peer-reviewed paper on Dinosaur Bone Tissue

May I present
Theistic Evolution

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

"Theistic evolution, theistic evolutionism or evolutionary creationism is the view that religious teachings about God are compatible with modern scientific understanding about biological evolution. Theistic evolution is not a scientific theory, but a range of views about how the science of evolution relates to religious beliefs. Supporters of theistic evolution generally reject the conflict thesis regarding the relationship between religion and science – that is, they hold that religious teachings about creation and scientific theories of evolution need not contradict each other. Historian Ronald Numbers describes the late 19th century Christianised Darwinism of George Frederick Wright as Christian Darwinism.

Theistic evolution has been described as the position that "evolution is real, but that it was set in motion by God", and "Theistic evolution, which accepts that evolution occurred as biologists describe it, but under the direction of God". The term was used by National Center for Science Education executive director Eugenie Scott to refer to the part of the overall spectrum of beliefs about creation and evolution holding the theological view that God creates through evolution. It covers a wide range of beliefs about the extent of any intervention by God, with some approaching deism in rejecting continued intervention. Others see intervention at critical intervals in history in a way consistent with scientific explanations of speciation, but with similarities to the ideas of Progressive Creationism that God created "kinds" of animals sequentially.

Evolutionary creation (EC, also referred to by some observers as "evolutionary creationism") states that the creator god uses evolution to bring about his plan. Eugenie Scott states in Evolution Vs. Creationism that it is a type of evolution rather than creationism, despite its name, and that it is "hardly distinguishable from Theistic Evolution". According to evolutionary creationist Denis Lamoureux, although referring to the same view, the word arrangement in the term "theistic evolution" places "the process of evolution as the primary term, and makes the Creator secondary as merely a qualifying adjective." Scott also uses the term "theistic evolutionism" interchangeably with "theistic evolution"."

Since when is a Doctor of Education (Ed. D.) a scientist?

And then the "he's not a scientist card."

If the:

"flesh stays alive for 65+ million years", doesn't work they ALWAYS move to... oh, well he's not a scientist.

I went to college for information systems and currently am working on them. I also am in excellent shape and practice excellent nutrition. But whatever you do NEVER take my advice on nutrition because I don't have degrees in Nutrition Sciences. LOL. You evolutionists will straw man every single thing. Then run up and down the streets screaming you have all the answers.

By the way the ancient Babylonians taught their masses they would evolve into gods someday also.

We're getting more dumb and more unstable than ever before. (Especially in industrialized countries like the US) we're devolving. Technology makes us dependent. If there is any sort of "human upgrade" that is labeled to be evolution it is going to be through the means of technology. The only species in billions of years to have to create something in order for them to evolve.

Sounds legit to me. /Sarcasm

May I present
Theistic Evolution

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

"Theistic evolution, theistic evolutionism or evolutionary creationism is the view that religious teachings about God are compatible with modern scientific understanding about biological evolution. Theistic evolution is not a scientific theory, but a range of views about how the science of evolution relates to religious beliefs. Supporters of theistic evolution generally reject the conflict thesis regarding the relationship between religion and science – that is, they hold that religious teachings about creation and scientific theories of evolution need not contradict each other. Historian Ronald Numbers describes the late 19th century Christianised Darwinism of George Frederick Wright as Christian Darwinism.

Theistic evolution has been described as the position that "evolution is real, but that it was set in motion by God", and "Theistic evolution, which accepts that evolution occurred as biologists describe it, but under the direction of God". The term was used by National Center for Science Education executive director Eugenie Scott to refer to the part of the overall spectrum of beliefs about creation and evolution holding the theological view that God creates through evolution. It covers a wide range of beliefs about the extent of any intervention by God, with some approaching deism in rejecting continued intervention. Others see intervention at critical intervals in history in a way consistent with scientific explanations of speciation, but with similarities to the ideas of Progressive Creationism that God created "kinds" of animals sequentially.

Evolutionary creation (EC, also referred to by some observers as "evolutionary creationism") states that the creator god uses evolution to bring about his plan. Eugenie Scott states in Evolution Vs. Creationism that it is a type of evolution rather than creationism, despite its name, and that it is "hardly distinguishable from Theistic Evolution". According to evolutionary creationist Denis Lamoureux, although referring to the same view, the word arrangement in the term "theistic evolution" places "the process of evolution as the primary term, and makes the Creator secondary as merely a qualifying adjective." Scott also uses the term "theistic evolutionism" interchangeably with "theistic evolution"."

this again?

it does not prove that the bones are younger than we thought.. it only proves that soft tissues can survive longer than we thought

if you read the articles the authors never hint at a younger earth

this again?

it does not prove that the bones are younger than we thought.. it only proves that soft tissues can survive longer than we thought

if you read the articles the authors never hint at a younger earth

Another 101 level lesson in "The Art of Liberal Debate"...called appeal to authority. Also ad homonym attacks and "bait and switch". "Kent Hovind doesn't have a "real" degree from a "real" university, therefore his arguments are invalid." It's comical that they don't even see it, really...

Glad you are starting to question. I too began to doubt the theory that had been shoved down my throat since I was in diapers, around 2004. Shortly after that I found a 18 hour seminar series by Kent Hovind that changed my life forever. It is free to download on his website drdino.com and can be viewed on YouTube. The first part of the seminar is called "the age of the earth" and literally left me stunned, angry and so confused.
Why was I lied to all my life? Why is this theory so important to TPTB? Why wasn't I ever shown the evidence AGAINST evolution and FOR special creation?

The answers to those questions can be simply explained: TPTB want you to doubt God and trust them. They want you to believe you are just an animal, deriving from an earthworm and have no real value and no God-given, unalienable rights, that THEY cannot take away. I hope you will continue to search and when you finally get to the answers you seek, it all falls into place like the last piece of a puzzle. It happened to me and life has never been the same!

It's the work of fraudsters like Kent Hovind who bring shame to the work of truth.

[link to rationalwiki.org]

"Kent "Dr. Dino" Hovind is a young Earth creationist and convicted tax fraudster from Pensacola, Florida.

Hovind was the head and 1989 founder of Creation Science Evangelism, an activist group with a Young Earth creationist and dominionist point of view. He also operated a small museum and amusement park, Dinosaur Adventure Land.

In April 2006, during the runup to Hovind's trial for tax evasion, much of the park was shut down due to Hovind's refusal to secure a building permit. He was convicted on the tax evasion charges in November 2006 and is now serving a 10-year sentence. His son, Eric, now runs the Dinosaur Adventure Land and the Creation Science Evangelism. "

..."Hovind promotes himself as "Dr. Dino." His Ph.D. (i) is from Patriot Bible University, a diploma mill, and (ii) is in "Christian education," a topic that has nothing to do with dinosaurs. He listed himself as "Dr." in the Pensacola phone book, unusual for someone without an M.D or Ph.D. "

It's the work of fraudsters like Kent Hovind who bring shame to the work of truth.

[link to rationalwiki.org]

"Kent "Dr. Dino" Hovind is a young Earth creationist and convicted tax fraudster from Pensacola, Florida.

Hovind was the head and 1989 founder of Creation Science Evangelism, an activist group with a Young Earth creationist and dominionist point of view. He also operated a small museum and amusement park, Dinosaur Adventure Land.

In April 2006, during the runup to Hovind's trial for tax evasion, much of the park was shut down due to Hovind's refusal to secure a building permit. He was convicted on the tax evasion charges in November 2006 and is now serving a 10-year sentence. His son, Eric, now runs the Dinosaur Adventure Land and the Creation Science Evangelism. "

..."Hovind promotes himself as "Dr. Dino." His Ph.D. (i) is from Patriot Bible University, a diploma mill, and (ii) is in "Christian education," a topic that has nothing to do with dinosaurs. He listed himself as "Dr." in the Pensacola phone book, unusual for someone without an M.D or Ph.D. "

Here is a link to Mark Armitage's Bio and statement of wrongful termination.

[link to creationicc.org]

Until recently, Mark served as the Manager for the Electron and Confocal Microscopy Suite in the Biology Department at California State University Northridge. Mark was suddenly terminated by the Biology Department when his discovery of softtissues in Triceratops horn was published in Acta Histochemica.

He is currently seeking relief in a legal action for wrongful termination and religious discrimination by the University.

Its comical how brainwashed YOU are. Actually not comical, tragic.

Thats a garbage link.

Non-credible source.

Brainwashed? So with your "rap battle" mentality you insult me without trying to refute what I said? There's a lot of that on this forum. Just straight name calling.

Bring your science not your thesaurus or bad attitude :)