I would hold that science makes predictions about the world that can be tested and, in principle, falsified. Naturally if the thoery were wholly true it would never in actuality be falsified but we could still point to a conceptually possible occurence that would falisfy it. For example the law of conservation of momentum could be falsified if we were to fire a bullet an record that the momentum of the bullet was not equal and opposite to the recoil of the gun.
On this basis can any of the creationists or intelligent design theorist outline examples of evidence that would count against their theories? I accept that none of you will think that these events WILL happen, but they should be conceivable to happen. eg (for the literal creationists) would the discovery of dark matter needed to uphold current cosmological theory convince you that the universe was older than creationism proposes? What would physics have to show to breakdown the 24 hour day timescale?
2006-09-11
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