No never said invalid.Is $1.99 nearly $2 or is $1.89 nearly $2? Both are nearly $2, and both are somewhat subjective. Whether such a judgement would be invalid because of subjectivity would be hard to argue.
Well, taking that as a standard. How can you prove that humans are related or “close” to one another? No two people have the same DNA?No never said invalid.
I said it cannot be a proof.
I am not the one proposing that ‘closeness’ in DNA indicates proof that we came from some other animal.Well, taking that as a standard. How can you prove that humans are related or “close” to one another? No two people have the same DNA?
I suspect that you misunderstand the role of “proof” in science. Do you think that there was “proof” of Newton’s theory of gravity? If so you are wrong. It was never proved, it had a lot of supporting evidence, but never proof. Einstein’s theory had more supporting evidence, so it replaced Newton’s theory.I said it cannot be a proof.
Will you get to heaven without submitting intellect to reason and truth?Exactly right. A point many are missing. Science will not get you to heaven.
Because to understand, facts must be put in proper context.Science isdd the study of natural events. Why would God need to be mentioned?
But what was given was said to be a proof.Science works on the weight of evidence, not on proof.
Was every creature “kind” that has ever lived created in a literal 6x24 hour window?IDvolution - God “breathed” the super language of DNA into the “kinds” in the creative act.
Not quite a Catholic point of view.The Bible speaks of this but people are persuaded that men, not God, have the final say. Science is way too broad a term. I submit to Church teaching not men.
To follow up with the other poster:buffalo:![]()
Was every creature “kind” that has ever lived created in a literal 6x24 hour window?IDvolution - God “breathed” the super language of DNA into the “kinds” in the creative act.
Was that window several thousand (Glark would say 5778) years ago, or did this happen over millions of years?
When we see organisms with a known common origin having similar genetic codes it is reasonable to say that organisms with similar genetic codes have a common origin.anon65111186:![]()
I am not the one proposing that ‘closeness’ in DNA indicates proof that we came from some other animal.Well, taking that as a standard. How can you prove that humans are related or “close” to one another? No two people have the same DNA?
I would however propose that a ‘close’ genetic code indicates we share characteristics with other creatures. It does not at all indicate an origin.
God is not the focus of science and it shouldn’t be.Because to understand, facts must be put in proper context.
If we are to believe God is the author of all, then that is the context.
This is at best a meaningless statement. [Is it perhaps born of a need to make God’s creative “act” tangible in a way WE can understand it?]Because to understand, facts must be put in proper context.
If we are to believe God is the author of all, then that is the context.