If two theories are contradictory, are both negated?
Basic logic tells us that if there is a contradiction, there is a problem. Two contradictory claims cannot both be true. One or the other must be false, or both are wrong.
If the Hindu belief that Brahman manifests the universe is true, for example, the Christian version of creation cannot be true and vice versa...both can be wrong, but both cannot be right
Originally Posted by smokepole
And here's another for you: Are all people with faith-based beliefs creationists?
Faith just means holding a conviction without evidence, you may be convinced that you'll win the lotto on Saturday, and that belief would be an article of faith.
"Faith is like a piece of blank paper whereon you may write as well one miracle as another." ~ Charles Blount (1654-1693)
