Creationists vs Scientists (Debate)

[Excalibur]

Who saw the debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham???





Thoughts Comments??


Bill Nye Destroyed Ham.

[Awesome Creep]

Bill Nye Destroyed Ham.

Yes. Bill Nye had a lot more points supporting his side, whereas with Ken Ham it felt like he was repeating the same point the entire time.

[Shadow00]

Bill Nye Destroyed Ham.

Yes. Bill Nye had a lot more points supporting his side, whereas with Ken Ham it felt like he was repeating the same point the entire time.

The perfect description of when a scientist has an argument with a religious person over something religion related.
Facts vs the same point over and over again.
Result was pretty much expected.

[Dr Frook]

u cant argue with faith - no matter what is said - faith wins out.

[Excalibur]

u cant argue with faith - no matter what is said - faith wins out.

Not sure if you said that sarcastically.

[mmm]

Frook is a fervent Southern Baptist, he'd never say something about the Lord sarcastically.

I didn't watch the debate because Ken Hamm would probably have pissed me off. While I'm sure that one could rebuff some claims about Creationism being wrong, you can't win an argument that way.

In my opinion, who cares to what extent Christianity is "scientifically accurate?" The teachings, regardless of origin or time period or author, remain a hugely important moral compass for the world at large.

[Lamb]

I stopped very early on, but all I can say is, Lies... BUNCH OF LIES!!
I can accept the fact that perhaps there is a god or superior being, but to say that the world is 6000 years old?.. ._. I have nothing to say..

[Excalibur]

Idk, I keep my faith and science on different levels.

Ken Ham is kinda looney.

[dankness75]

Religion is like a way of life and people either go against it even when they claim to be part of that Religion. They give it a bad name.

Religion is very important in me life and I see that some of the things Science say, it's in the holy book.

[paladin]

Honestly, Aliens are really the reason why we're here.