Often, we do it intentionally. Unfortunately, many people aren t aware of how many false assumptions they make. Whenever we run into an electronic circuit that doesn t work the way we expect it to, or a computer algorithm that doesn t do what we think it should, the problem is always that we have made an incorrect assumption. Once we figure out the incorrect assumption, we generally can find the answer to the problem. Creationists seem to have a better handle on what they assume to be true by faith, and what they have experimental proof of, than evolutionists do.
Evolutionists appear to accept many things by faith without realizing it.
Last month we printed Tim Thompson s response to one of our essays. In it, he makes several assumptions, apparently without realizing it. If he were the only one who makes these assumptions, we would not bother to mention it. But since these assumptions are so commonly made, it is worth investigating them. Natural Lead First, he talks about how to distinguish naturally occurring Lead from Lead that is the result of disintegration of Uranium.