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About Evolution

Many people might not know this, but science is about knowledge, not naturalism. It is the search for the underlying causes of why things happen. No one ever said that this must exclude a divine being. Also, modern science as we know it virtually disproves the basic parts of the theory of evolution. For Darwinian Evolution to be true, the world must have existed for billions of years, as most scientists claim. However, not one scientist has been able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that their methods of dating are accurate. They reject, on average, close to 50% of all their test results because the answers aren't what they expected them to be. On the other hand, so-called 'Creation Scientists' have deduced that based on factors such as the amount of salt added to the ocean each year by runoff, the decay of the Earth's magnetic field, and even population growth dynamics (all of which are perfectly 'scientific' and naturalistic by any definition), the Earth cannot possibly be any older than a few thousand years.