I suppose we could say the same thing about evolutionists. They usually admit things have the appearance of design, yet do backflips to exclude the possibility of a designer.
As you've been told many a time, evolution does not exclude the possibility if a creator and there are millions of scientists who are both Christian and accept evolution for the undeniable fact that it is
Greg... I clicked on your link, but it only took me to page 1 of the RNA thread.
While page 1 is by far the most important page of that thread, the other 23 should be accessible. They are to me.
In any case, your statement about "educated" is clearly false.
Actually no it isn't. Example: the scientific community has no issue with radiometric dating methods, yet you do only because they contradict (very directly) the ridiculous 6000 year old earth "theory." If all dating techniques concluded that Earth was 6000 years old, you would accept the results without a question. But you don't because you have this stupid, cognitively-damaging agenda
Although education in natural sciences is atheistic in nature
Trump voice: WRONG.
You sound like Martin Luther. Looking for answers about the natural world that aren't in an old book is not being atheistic. It's being practical.
Or do you carry your bible around when trying to study fault lines and wildlife?
, there are thousands of biologists, geneticists, geologists, physicists etc who state that the evidence points to a supernatural creation.
And as long as they say that creation was
THROUGH EVOLUTIONthen I can't poke many holes in that theory as of yet.
As we've discussed before, over 97% of real scientists don't take creationism seriously, and
0% that are not young-earther Christians take creationism seriously .
So if 3% of all doctors told you cancer was good for you, would you accept that conclusion as reasonable?