We're not blocking creationism from making a defense of itself in scientific debate.mrblakemiller said:I wonder what you guys who are blasting any thought of creationism even being allowed to make a defense for itself would think about the following page:
http://www.trueorigin.org/creatheory.asp
We're simply pointing out the fact that creationism has yet to produce any scientific research or experimentation means that there's no point even discussing it in a scientific debate.
No one is stopping creationists or intellegent design proponents from going out and doing the research needed to advance their hypotheses. You're free to do that.
However, what you are not free to do is lie. You are not free to state that something without any research, without any experimentation, and without any evidence collected to back it up is in any way science. You're free to advance your hypothesis, you're just not free to deceive people about scientific validity that simply does not exist.
Instead of linking to polifical rhetoric or fallacious debates... what you creations need to do is simple. Show. The. Work. Point to scientific research. Show experiments, and their results, and what you're doing with those results. Show some fucking science.
It's that last part that your camp has trouble with, and it's that last part that gets you kicked out of the scientific debate. Because you're not being scientific. You're not doing science. You're trying to STOP science, and that is not permissible.
Your solution is simple. I've given you the answer. It's so easy children do it at science fairs. Why can't creationism?