Is there any logical reason to dismiss Creationism as possible all together?
Yes
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No
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The kind of creationism that makes claims contrary to things like the approximate age of our universe as deduced by the logical practice of the scientific method should be dismissed without reliable evidence in its own favor. The type of creationism that accepts the agreed upon scientific facts, like our universe's age, but says a god(s) gave it a helping hand can't be dismissed as impossible, but shouldn't be accepted without some logical reasoning behind it. Side: Yes
You're asking whether skepticism that an omnipotent being with more powers than the most outlandish superhero could exist is logical. Yes, it is quite logical to doubt that something that ubelievable could exist. In fact, one could argue that any superhero story is actually MORE possible than the grandest superhero of all - god himself. So, you should launch a second debate of "Is there any logical reason to dismiss Spiderman as possible all together?" and it should gather more support than this present debate does. Side: Yes
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