More faith in the scientific method than God's revelation

[Christy (Christy Hemphill)]

@grog

If it were the other way around and for a long time it was cool to believe that God created kinds and then millions went into research to prove this, I believe wholeheartedly that this conversation would be polar opposite different even when the truth of how we came to be was the same in both scenarios.

Well a certain group has invested a lot of money into “baraminology.” It’s not been as fruitful as you imagine. See here for example:

Thoughts on Baraminology – Naturalis Historia

@grog

I have chose to believe that God created kinds that then evolve within the the boundaries from which they were designed and He placed these into nature to be studied.

Maybe you haven’t quite figured in the incredible speed of evolution that would be required to fit this model. If evolution is really so unlikely even given lots of time, how is it easily imaginable in a few hundred years. Joel Duff has lots of articles on the science and math involved:

The Young-Earth Hyper-evolution Hypothesis: A Collection of Critiques

Ken Ham’s Darwinism: On The Origin of Species by Means of Hyper-Evolution...

Testing YEC Hyper-Evolution from Common Ancestors: Comparisons of mtDNA...