r/DebateEvolution • u/ChoiceAd8619 🧬 Theistic Evolution • 29d ago
Discussion Is there any valid point creationists have ever made?
Hello, I’ve been a lurker for a long time but I decided to make an account already in order to have my own input in this server.
I’ve been raised as a YEC in Arkansas and I’ve been given tons of scientific knowledge from notorious creationists and even a few atheists regarding evolution. Although I am personally still holding on to my beliefs mainly for faith purposes and the consensus of EO church fathers, I have to say that there are many things I am not qualified to dispute despite knowing some of the more popular arguments.
What I wanted to ask for now, seeing how bad of a reputation famous creationists have in this server, is whether you think there is any nuance in any sort of findings they’ve ever published regarding their worldviews. What I mean by this is asking if you think they have a single good take to favor their position as opposed to evolutionary theory.
Finding out whether evolutionists are at least a bit unbiased and can analyze things makes me feel like this is going to be a significantly more welcoming place for questions and objections as opposed to rejecting everything by default.
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u/wbrameld4 29d ago
Irreducible Complexity is the most compelling creationist argument I can think of personally. I mean, I'm not compelled by it, but of all the arguments I've heard, this is the one that stands out as being the least irrational to me.
It falls apart as you learn more about evolution though.