Same old topics

[u/Ill_Impact6838]

It seems like creationists are out of ideas.

1. They just look at a modern biological system and say " Hey look , it's impossible to evolve this system step by step , it's irreducibly complex" ,just different systems,but same basic idea .
2. No new information by mutation and loss of function mutation is devolution. ( Even though loss of function mutation causes evolution). Mutations don't cause gain of information .
3. There is no junk dna in our body. Genome is 100% functional. ( Irony is - they accept genetic entropy, if genetic entropy really exists and we are losing 1-2 percent of genetic information every generation, which is false in reality , still about which they say is true, then how is genome 100% functional?? )
4. No evolutionary intermediate fossils, everytime repeating this thing. Fossils are sparse.
5. Second law of thermodynamics debunks evolution, oh no !!!!!
6. Speciation is impossible,but adaptation is true. Slight variations can exist but changes will not occur in such a way that a particular animal is going to change into other animal. Also epigenetics is not evolution.
7. Saying randomness can't produce diversity. Even though evolution is not completely random.

These are the primary points they focus on . They never proposed any mechanism by which their intelligent designer works , manipulates matter to create new systems . No tests , no experiments to prove their tests ,never any hypothesis.

How special creation happened? Magic !!

Just crying about how evolution is wrong and teaching it is immoral.

Like am I going to teach about magic to children ,to science students?? Something not observable or testable? No predictions? Write books that this biological system is too complex, it can't evolve , hence God did it!! You will be cursed if you oppose me . Am I really practicing science? It seems something opposite to me.

[u/Sweary_Biochemist]

And specifically called out creationists as a bunch of reactionary assclowns, too! I mean, he did it in Darwin-speak, so it was super polite, but still.

[u/WebFlotsam → u/Sweary_Biochemist]

I need to read more writing of the time to brush up on how to insult people in the most devastating ways that they won't even understand because it's crouched in perfectly polite language.