Inconsistency

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>>2561176
>Why should we trust scientists with gravity when they've gotten it wrong so many times?

>>2561182
Paleoanthropology is related to history, anon.

>>2561176
>what is the scientific method?

>>2561184
Observational=/=historical, anon.

>>2561186
history begins with the written record.

>>2561200
>Observational=/=historical
Ebin meme

Literally only brainlets are capable of upholding this distinction

>>2561176
Because it being wrong so many times, which means science is open to correction. Someone who admits mistake is more trustworthy than those who never admit it.
Don't misunderstand. Science is not truth. It's a way to find it. Every scientific theory is a hypothesis always open to correction.

>>2561200
You should actually read some scientific literature for once. Take a break from Answers in Genesis.

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>>2561176

Bu.p

>>2561176
Because they are revising their own work. The fact they are constantly checking on themselves is what makes them more reliable than other sources of information

Because every religion got it wrong the only time they tried.

Science also doesn't expect you to trust it; in fact it works best if you carry a degree of distrust towards it.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgk8UdV7GQ0

>>2563021
Shut up science bitch

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Theistic evolutionists compromise with satan.

Christ or darwin, life or death; make your choice.

>>2563031
Very strong argument anon. How can science ever recover?

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>>2561176
>Why should we trust theists with our origins when they've got thousands of truths to choose from?

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>>2563075
The myths have man coming to their god(s), while our truth has God coming to man. Nothing like it has ever been ovserved in history.

>>2563197
But Hebrew mythology borrowed from Canaanite and Sumerian mythologies. It's not revealed, but a product of human imagination like all the others.

>>2561200
>if you didn't observe the murder, it didn't happen

>>2563197
What the fuck are you talking about? The Greek gods are basically elemental forces of nature that occasionally interact with humans (often to their detriment) the only reason they have human forms is because that's the only way the humans trying to explain them could understand them.

>>2561176
why should we trust religions with our origins when they've never been right?

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Ok, lets do some Real Science:
First things first, The Bible MUST be 100% literally true no matter what, that's the most important axiom to start with...
Second, Keep the goal in mind. The goal of science is to glorify God above all things. Since "Man's Knowledge" is evil and sinful, we want to make sure that nothing about science drives any kind of humanist philosophy or shows any worth or wonder in our fallen and cursed world. The goal of science is to discover WHY god made the world, not HOW the world works, since that is not Man's place to question.
Third, also important to hold in your mind, you have to get it right the VERY first time you make a prediction. Being able to adapt your beliefs is very bad. We don't want to have to make any changes to our first impressions. You know you likes change? Satan.

Adhere to these scientific principles and you will be sure to conduct science in a noble and moral way.

>>2563255
See
>>2563197

>>2561204
No it begins with sedentary.

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