User talk:Cobaltblueeyes

This as a purely scientific theory. I assure you, it is. It makes no claims as to what deity or why things were created. One goal is to provide a theistic "plug-in" if you will, to science. The topic of deity only comes up in explaining the various histories of beliefs relating to science and the goals that each denomination has had throughout history. Also, many times evolutionist naturalists will smear this as not scientifically testable, but that is also flatly incorrect. The overarching theory is similar to one of evolution, but many of the smaller theories are in fact completely verifiable (ie. irreducible complexity is an example--my college biology textbook even has reference to irreducible complexity--the original theory was formulated by an ID advocate). There are so many flatly incorrect and/or inaccurate statements on this page it's infuriating...

-- — Preceding unsigned comment added by Cobaltblueeyes (talk • contribs) 07:16, 12 January 2017 (UTC)

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