That's What Makes A Human A Human,

Our Goal In Science Is To Discover Universal Laws Of Nature. That Pursuit Fills Me With Wonder.

When Or If Answers Are Found, You Can Be Assured Those Answers Will Lead To More Questions. Is The Troubling Or Wonderful? It Depends On Your View Of Your Place In Nature, Your Place Among The Stars; I Suppose.

The Theory Of Evolution Was Not Formally Published Until Shortly Before Faraday's Death. Evolution Was Yet To Be Discovered During Faraday's Life. Also, I Don't Think That Michael Faraday Would Claim That The Earth Is Extraordinarily Young.

The Debate [in Undeniable] Was Nominally About Creationism As A "viable" Explanation For What We Observe Around Us. For My Side, The Debate Went Very Well; I'm Not Sure What I Would Change, Although I Can Imagine Shortening My Answers During The Rebuttals, Perhaps.

I Understand That You Take The Bible, As Written In English, Translated Many Many Times Over The Last Three Millennia As To Be A More Accurate, More Reasonable Assessment Of The Natural Laws We See Around Us Than What I And Everybody In Here Can Observe. That, To Me, Is Unsettling.