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RE: Christian Creationist vs. Scientific Worldview Debate
From your post:
God showed me the scientific reasons why evolution is false.
And apparently you:
have met God on multiple occasions
So you were shown some wikipedia links, which are renowned for being unreliable sources for any type of information. And this X thing you speak of isn't really mentioned much in that link. And from what I can gather is poorly understood and far from proven.
As to the rest, it appears that your understanding of the various topics listed in your comment is average at best.
But this isn't a debate that I can get into without offending people. So I think it's best for me to not participate.
The point of my post was never to prove creationism. I was talking about the science vs. creationism debate. My impression is you expected me to scientifically defend creationism. The point of my post, is that creationists are unequipped to do this, including myself. Thanks for taking the time to read.
I think it was your comment that your god showed you why evolution was false that triggered me a bit. It seems a little nuts for a god to give someone evidence as to why evolution can't be a legitimate discovery. In my opinion, any god would disregard evolution as a consideration. They are a god after all. So why bother themselves with silly human thoughts? It seems stranger still for one god to show someone evidence given that there are more than 4200 religions out there and something along the lines of 300 gods. Which god should you listen to? Which one should you take advice from? Which ones are real and which ones are the creation of silly humans?
I think it's very hard to post about this type of thing and not expect some form of debate to come about. Religion and atheism is a sensitive topic and will very easily trigger debate.
I think your post is worded very well and carefully for the most part. But the topic itself will always trigger someone who is passionate about this topic, such as myself.