Originally Posted By: Tbone-AZDarwin doesn't define or even hope to explain the creation of, or the origin of life and its current state. It's only a way to explain the biological variations or differences between things like Horses in separate continents as an example, American Quarter horse vs. Arabian.
If it was a alternative to the creationist idea, then it would fail based on the contradictions of the idea that We as humans are the only ones over billions of years that figured out how to make clothes, shoes, a wheel, or anything other than simple tools, like using a stick.
I wasn't describing, defining, or comparing evolution and/or creation.
I was simply using the terms creation and evolution to try and correct your incorrect use of the word "theory".
There is a specific difference between a theory and a scientific theory.
Evolution meets the definition of scientific theory.
Creation meets the definition of theory.
Originally Posted By: fw707scientific theory
noun
a coherent group of propositions formulated to explain a group of facts or phenomena in the natural world and repeatedly confirmed through experiment or observation:
the scientific theory of evolution.
I am not aware of any aspects of creation being "repeatedly confirmed through experiment or observation".
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If it was a alternative to the creationist idea, then it would fail based on the contradictions of the idea that We as humans are the only ones over billions of years that figured out how to make clothes, shoes, a wheel, or anything other than simple tools, like using a stick.
I wasn't describing, defining, or comparing evolution and/or creation.
I was simply using the terms creation and evolution to try and correct your incorrect use of the word "theory".
There is a specific difference between a theory and a scientific theory.
Evolution meets the definition of scientific theory.
Creation meets the definition of theory.
Originally Posted By: fw707scientific theory
noun
a coherent group of propositions formulated to explain a group of facts or phenomena in the natural world and repeatedly confirmed through experiment or observation:
the scientific theory of evolution.
I am not aware of any aspects of creation being "repeatedly confirmed through experiment or observation".
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