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There’s a lot to learn about science and how it relates to God; I’m still in the process of learning, but with what I’ve learned thus far my faith in God is so much more.

God is real, the evidence is in science ? and his Holy, divine word which reveals himself to us.

For the atheists that refuse to speculate their worldview because of “the majority of scholars” which believe in atheist science; this is a logical fallacy called “appeal to authority”
“Appeal to authority is a common type of fallacy, or an argument based on unsound logic. When writers or speakers use appeal to authority, they are claiming that something must be true because it is believed by someone who said to be an “authority” on the subject.”

If you believe a worldview solely on this fallacy, this means you don’t use sound logic to make conclusions.
This is a serious issue with atheists…

The irony is even atheist scientists are forced to accept creationist observation, such as the Big Bang theory (whether everything about the BB is true or not, it supports the Genesis 1:1 account of creation, and practically every atheist accepts this theory)

God’s word says it best..
Romans 1:20 (KJV)
For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse.

This post isn’t to initiate a debate, it’s merely a plea to speculate, and proof that there’s more accomplished authority to appeal to than just atheist philosophers.. Not that you should use this fallacy, but since so many atheists do this should be a good place to start if you’re true skeptics.

Discussion

15 comments

  1. S Wesley Mcgranor says:

    He was from a Christian society/culture.

  2. David Popiden says:

    A fallacious appeal to authority is committed when someone treats an individual who is not a relevant expert as someone who is authoritative simply because they may be a legitimate authority on unrelated matters. I’m wondering how the OP is applying that here.

  3. Ian Grant Spong says:

    Somebody was looking for an atheist in the science department recently, but couldn’t find one. They were directed to the philosophy department. There are few atheists left in the science department apparently.

  4. John Phillips says:

    Thank you man I like the post I agree with everything you said sir

  5. Ken Cliffe says:

    It’s interesting that so-called ‘Expert’ testimony was the deciding factor on many innocent people going to jail for life and it was science that proved beyond any doubt they were always innocent and got them out.

  6. Joseph Nyundu says:

    Amazing.

  7. Biru Rai says:

    Absolutely

  8. Jesse Johnson says:

    Well said

  9. Kubowaki Julia says:

    Wonderfully stated

  10. Paul Gray says:

    A little knowledge is intoxicating, the whole truth is sobering.

  11. Luis Lopez says:

    Not true.

  12. Nora Sampiano says:

    Amen to that!!!!

  13. Loyce Jordana Naula says:

    It indeed leaves us amazed at how powerful God is and By his grace he draws us to himself.

  14. Tito Kingsley Ampiah says:

    A post full of inaccuracies.

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