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04-03-2003, 10:19 PM | #1 |
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I miss the creationists sooo badly
That I decided to play one. However, I'm terrible at coming up with my own lame-ass arguments (i cry when I try), and the ones from WinAce's site seriously make me want to kill myself, so:
I'm asking people use this thread to post a general argument that they have heard. I will then start a topic on it, and argue it to the DEATH, being as creationist as I can. This really needs to be done, so that way all the lurkers get a chance to read the stuff over again (or the first time, if they are relatively new here). Any first suggestions? I've come up with one I intend to use--I'll be "researching" over at chick.com and drdino.com for this one. |
04-03-2003, 10:24 PM | #2 |
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Try your hand at Kinds
The challenge to creationists: Define the holobaramin that the animals in the above thread belong to, and explain how the one couple has become multiple different species with indivisual adaptations to different environments, without admitting speciation or beneficial mutations. |
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I really would like to see some debate on radiometric dating.
I'm not all that familiar with the arguments and thier counters, so that would be informative. |
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One subject I have found that makes young Earth creationists change the subject, condemn me to hell, or suddenly discover pressing business that prevents them from responding, is stratigraphy. Geological unconformities are something that just cant be fitted into flood geology.
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No way, polystrate trees completely disprove your stratigraphy theory you evil evilutionist. |
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Well, in that case, I suppose I had better rethink my position on the earth's age. Praise Jesus you came along and set me straight!! |
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So they find one damn polystratic tree (if even that), and I ask, were's the rest of the fucking forest? |
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