Tag: genetics

• How to Misuse Science: Jacob’s Poplar Lacroix Water Experiment.

  

  Science is misunderstood by many. That shouldn’t be too surprising though. Science is complicated and hard to do well. You don’t trust just anyone to perform neurosurgery. We wouldn’t want our neighbor’s 14-year old to be in charge of designing a nuclear power plant’s control rods. You probably wouldn’t want your taxi-driver to be thrown…

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  May 28, 2025

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• “That’s Enough Cats!” – God

  

  The realm of religious apologetics seems to be one full of anxiety. They never know when a new discovery will throw a wrench in some dogma they hold. A wrench that requires inventing a new argument to “disprove” it. They have to contrive complicated hypothetical arguments on the regular, in order to combat logical inconsistencies…

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  March 28, 2025

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  apologetics, Ark, bible, cats, christianity, counter apologetics, deconstruction, diversity, faith, genetics, god, literalists, logic, Noah, reason, SDA, Seventh Day Adventism, theology