Hey Creationists. Do you think that creationism should be taught in schools as science? [Spirituality & Religion]

@Pikachu Lmao the massive intellectual dishonesty inherent in this little back and forth 😂

@Jake966
The term 'missing link' is a pre-Darwinian term first used by the geologist Charles Lyall. It is based on the deistic notion of a 'great chain of being'... with single-celled life at the bottom and some sort of magical entity at the top, with humans right next to it (creationists seem to be hung-up on hierarchies). This is what is behind those silly pictures creationists draw of several creatures in a line slowly morphing from something lemur-like to a modern human. It is a static, non-evolutionary concept, and is irrelevant in any discussion of the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection, which consistently and coherently accounts for the evidence that all primates (apes, bonobos, humans, and chimpanzees are descended from a common ancestor which lived from 70 million years ago until around 40 million years ago (I would be happy to discuss all that with you, should you so wish)

@QuixoticSoul

Intellectual dishonesty is pretty much joe's entire debate strategy lol
Which is really too bad for him because anyone who might be inclined towards his point of view is going to see how poorly he supports it.

@AbbySvenz

Can't explain that

@Pikachu 🤷‍♂️

@Pikachu the guess that is your problem.

@Riverman

Tends to be more of a problem for the creationists, but ok.
Thanks for your valuable contribution to the discussion topic😏

@Pikachu I tried that too, with the same result.

@Pikachu Do a bit of research you are making a fool of yourself.

@hippyjoe1955 So you're not suggesting that millions of theists starved to death whereas atheists were well-fed?

In that case, what exactly are you suggesting?

@hippyjoe1955

lol see what i mean? Pathological.
Fascinating.

Ok, ok joe. I'll do a bit of research into if and why creationism should be considered a science by looking into soviet era deaths in ukraine...