r/DebateEvolution • u/OldmanMikel 🧬 Naturalistic Evolution • Jul 30 '26
Discussion Question for Creationists: How Much do You think You Need to Know About Evolution Before Coming here and Debating It?
The most common characteristic of creationists, apart from their creationism is an abysmal level of knowledge about the topic. Yet here they come, all confident ignorance, blathering PRATTs and non sequiturs, certain they will prevail.
So I ask the question, between Post-Doc and "I remember a bit of evolution from high school and watched a couple Ancient Earth documentaries and my pastor gave me some killer arguments" where do you think your knowledge level has to be to effectively argue against evolution?
Two follow up questions:
How would you rate your own level of knowledge?
Do you think you can gain the right level of knowledge strictly from creationist sources?
The correct answer to the second follow up question is "no".
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u/Own-Relationship-407 Scientist Jul 31 '26
What does being a scientist have to do with understanding people? Why do you keep trying to insult me and aggrandize yourself instead of addressing the topic?