I saved this very interesting stuff just before an asshole vaporized it.

Theists set out to prove that they are right. Scientists never set out to prove that scientists are right. Nor do scientists attempt to prove that theists are wrong. Theists tell lies and stretch the truth (lying for God). Theists are not trained in science, so their "scientific method" is not scientific at all. For example, they tried to prove that dinosaurs are 6,000 years old, rather than 65,000,000, and they used ridiculous arguments to do so. Scientists seek truth, and will modify their theories when corrected. For example, modern DNA evidence has corrected many mistakes on the tree of life (which relates living organisms to other living organisms). In 2018, a third kingdom of life was discovered by using DNA, called archaea (please see the link below). Archaea are so small that they had been mistaken for bacteria. Theists will not alter their ideas even when presented with evidence that would convince any court of law (such as DNA evidence, which proves evolution). The article says that genes can pass across species boundaries (even across different kingdoms of life). See the second link for the new tree of life (modified by DNA analysis, made in 2016).

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/13/magazine/evolut...

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/12/science/scienti...

-- TardisAndTheHare