To K.T.:
I know that scientist theories do not last forever, they are revised and eventually completely displaced by other, more consistent. The problem is that when you say "Evolutionary scientists" you suggest that there is a creationist branch inside the scientist community with more or less the same authority as those which are in favor of Evolution, but that is not the case. Curiously I never studied that alternative theory to Evolution at school (a catholic one). I didn't even hear of the "flaws" that the Evolution theory has. This is what I found about the Intelligent Design theory at Wikipedia:
"The unequivocal consensus in the scientific community is that intelligent design is not science.[10] The U.S. National Academy of Sciences has stated that "intelligent design, and other claims of supernatural intervention in the origin of life" are not science because they cannot be tested by experiment, do not generate any predictions, and propose no new hypotheses of their own.[11] The National Science Teachers Association and the American Association for the Advancement of Science have termed it pseudoscience.[12] Others have concurred, and some have called it junk science.[13]"
I know that scientist theories do not last forever, they are revised and eventually completely displaced by other, more consistent. The problem is that when you say "Evolutionary scientists" you suggest that there is a creationist branch inside the scientist community with more or less the same authority as those which are in favor of Evolution, but that is not the case. Curiously I never studied that alternative theory to Evolution at school (a catholic one). I didn't even hear of the "flaws" that the Evolution theory has. This is what I found about the Intelligent Design theory at Wikipedia:
"The unequivocal consensus in the scientific community is that intelligent design is not science.[10] The U.S. National Academy of Sciences has stated that "intelligent design, and other claims of supernatural intervention in the origin of life" are not science because they cannot be tested by experiment, do not generate any predictions, and propose no new hypotheses of their own.[11] The National Science Teachers Association and the American Association for the Advancement of Science have termed it pseudoscience.[12] Others have concurred, and some have called it junk science.[13]"