Bert wrote:
>Can you point out to me specifically where he says that evolution must be
>"disproved."
See below --
>> > Because, now, on the other hand,
>> >if it turns out that the evolutionary theory is what's mistaken, and natural
>> >selection has no creative power, and you have this whole scientific culture
>> >that has been believing something dead against the evidence because that's
>> >something they want to believe, then even without knowing any more
>>about it, I
>> >would say that the theistic and Biblical worldview has been tremendously
>> >validated.
This seems to say that the falsification of "evolutionary theory" would be
a vindication of the "Biblical worldview." On face value this statement
suggests that evolution and a "biblical worldview" are in neccessary
conflict with each other. This position is consistent with Phil's efforts
to discredit not just philosophical materialism, but evolutionary science.
Keith
Keith B. Miller
Department of Geology
Kansas State University
Manhattan, KS 66506
kbmill@ksu.edu
http://www-personal.ksu.edu/~kbmill/
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