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How to Debate a Creationist
General Tips
#1
If you were on your high school or university debate team, you
might have become accustomed to your opponent following certain
rules. Do not expect that against a creationist; many of
them do not respect the idea of debating at all; they are trying to
convert you, not debate with you.
#2
There are generally three types of creationist: the
garden-variety scientifically ignorant religious fanatic, the
religious moderate who has been swayed by religious propaganda, and
(most rarely) the religious fanatic who has actually put serious
effort into studying the issue. Of those, there is no point
debating the first type; fanatics do not recognize the validity of
science or logic at all, and an argument will probably devolve into
him reciting the Bible and trying to convert you. The second is the
easiest to debate; if you can show how the arguments he's heard
are logically flawed, there is a fair chance of actually changing
his mind [ED: in other words, to convert him
].
The third type is the trickiest to debate because they
are usually quite experienced, and they tend to have a large
"bag of tricks" which they can use against you (expect
philosophical attacks against the scientific method, heavy reliance
upon the "complexity = design" fallacy, arguments copied
from ICR and other creationist websites, and liberal use of
specific names, dates, and places in order to lend more rhetorical
credibility to their arguments).
read more at:
http://www.creationtheory.org/Arguments/DebatingTips.xhtml