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No Answers in Genesis

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No Answers in Genesis is an anticreation website by retired Australian bureaucrat and ardent atheist John Stear, devoted to rebutting the Answers in Genesis organization. They believe "Creation isn't the alternative to evolution — ignorance is". Most, but not all, of the editors on this site are non-scientists or have little scientific experience and partake in a lot of name-calling and personal attacks, which does not do them any favor [1].

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Main Article: Anticreationist debate tactics

Anticreationists resort to name calling, and personal attacks because their arguments are very weak and usually resort to logical fallacies of one sort or another to prove their point that the creationist is to looked down at for belieivng in such nonsense. For if their scientific evidence was any good at proving creation wrong, they would not need to resort to actions that are not scientific in any way. And this is not a part of the scientific method, but some will use it so often it makes one wonder if it is an unwritten step that anti-creationists have to use in order to be heard.

Responses to NAiG Assertions

Answers in Genesis is a highly reputable and respected organization within the creation science community, particularly the Young earth creationist community, as this is the worldview that they take and defend.

No Answers in Genesis writes articles with the intent of leaving it's readers with the influence that Answers in Genesis is unscientific and incorporates bad science or pseudoscience. This section aims to provide critical analysis of NAiG assertions.

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