[quote]pushharder wrote:
Besides tacitly admitting to being a plagiarist I believe you dodged my post about copying and pasting being taboo; I recall you condemning that practice several times, no? Or am I confusing you with someone else? If so, I’m sorry.[/quote]
Besides the fact that this thread isn’t about copy/pasting, what I attacked you for was providing page after page of text in an obvious attempt to muddy the waters (so to speak).
I could care less about you copying and pasting, and if I ask for a source, then yes I expect it.
This isn’t a thesis for a university paper, and I’ve already told you my sources - TalkOrigins.
But of course, most of this post will be ignored and you’ll go back to attacking me instead of actively participating in the debate.
[quote]pushharder wrote:
I knew Talk Origins had their counterpoint for these objections AND believe it or not, creationists have their counterpoints for the T.O.'s counterpoints. (I’ve read them before) You’re free to go look them up. I doubt I will copy and paste them here.
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Could you post a link at least? I’d be interested in reading them.
[quote]pushharder wrote:
No, it won’t be ignored. I’ll address it now. You told me your source after you tried to pass it off as your own and I called you on it.[/quote]
That’s right, I added my name under author. My bad.
You haven’t called me on anything, but if it makes you feel better, you can keep thinking that.
[quote]4. It Violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics
Rather than explain why it does I’ll ask you to explain why it doesn’t.
Your problem will be to explain why entropy just happens to not occur in this situation. If so, it is the ONLY situation in the universe where it doesn’t.[/quote]
[quote]Fergy wrote:
pushharder wrote:
In short, order from disorder happens on earth all the time.
List some of these instances that happen all the time for me, Mak.
Can I help?
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Plus all the others that come up in a quick Google search. There really are quite a few.
I would still like to hear a response to the claim that creationists are simply misunderstanding what the law actually says, as well as an explanation as to how reproduction, veritable variation, and selection (the most basic framework for evolution) violate this law - given that these clearly occur all the time.
Push, I will get to a computer this week and give you my list, as well.
