Are conservatives required to deny both evolution and climate change?

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Alfred E. Bush

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or can you deny overwhelming scientific consensus on an A la carte basis?
So as not to appear prejudiced, are there also consrevatives who deny gravity, electromagnitism, or the 2nd law of thermodyanamics?
 
No i don't deny climate change but I'm a christian so i don't believe in evolution but i won't mock it either
 
As a conservative I do believe the climate is changing. It always has. There is nothing I can do about it but my best. I believe in God and that he created everything. I don't believe we came from monkeys but perhaps this was God's method. Who knows for sure.
 
nobody's required to deny anything. i however do not believe in liars (al gore and obama) and evolution is only a theory, not fact...just like man made climate change.
 
Having been educated and working in scientific fields for, oh, almost 30 years now, I don't understand why anybody would put any meaningful weight behind the concept of "scientific concensus". It's not science, it's simply a vote of belief.

Science is science and consensus is opinion.

For the AGW/CC scaremongering "consensus" to be science, it would have to show all the data, all the methodology, all the modeling assumptions, and how the conclusions were reached, and then for it to be accepted science, it would have to be able to withstand scientific debate and scrutiny and be reapeatable. It's none of these things. And when researchers delete the raw data and collude to prevent opposition voices from being heard, that raises a huge red flag regarding the reliability and accuracy of the science.

Now, I'm not denying that evolution exists, nor do I believe it should not be taught in school. Most conservatives do no deny it either. You'd have to be really stupid to believe we do. Oh.
 
Scientific consensus now beats scientific proof? Wow. Whatever happened to standards in the scientific community? Have either been proven? Need I mention missing link or you have no proof whatsoever that man is causing global warming? I guess I do since you are way too concerned with what number of scientists believe a THEORY. Which, if I'm not mistaken, means not proven.
 
No, I absolutely believe in evolution but I haven't been reading up on this climate change business- I'm open to the possibility that industrialization is irrelevant to Global Warming, if that's what you're asking.
 
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