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Dictionary » D » Deduction DeductionDeduction The logical derivation of a conclusion from certain premises. The conclusion will be true if the premises are true and the deductive argument is valid. Compare: induction . ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Bird-Dinosaur News... is INHERITED from a common ancestor. They assume something took place in the past, by INTERPRETING observation in the present. MAY I ADD THAT THIS DEDUCTION IS ONLY OBTAINED BY THE RULING OUT OF SPONTANEOUS CREATION. Who set this kind of thinking in motion but Darwin. Therefore, if you think this ...
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Natural selection is proven wrong... incomplete-- he was not there in the past to see how it came to that state of being. Therefore the history of the object must be there to draw a deduction--but it is not because he was not there. He must interpret then it according to the teachings he has received--his beliefs about the evidence. ...
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Re: Natural selection is proven wrong... incomplete-- he was not there in the past to see how it came to that state of being. Therefore the history of the object must be there to draw a deduction--but it is not because he was not there. He must interpret then it according to the teachings he has received--his beliefs about the evidence. ...
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Re:... mutation. 4) If there is no outside source (ID) of the information, and no inward source of the information (DNA)-- unguided mutation is the only deduction left for the newly added information. The fact that evolution requires so many mutations-- and that they bring positive results, when the ...
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Re: 5 best proofs of evolution... catastrophe. You can provide oxidation evidence but it does not rule out every other possibility--which would be required to make a scientific deduction. It is not even scientific to say something is "proved" in the context of the scientific method. The next step after a theory is ...
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