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No! You're wrong! He used magic, and if you don't agree with me you're going to Hell and you'll be sorry! That you say you don't care just goes to show how short-sighted and stupid you are. If I had it my way you'd be thrown in Hell NOW, you heartless pig! We'd think the least you can do is keep your crackpot science away from our children, but you go and do just the opposite! It's sad that Satan is persuing young people who haven't even had a chance to find G-d. I can see why he chose degenerates such as you for his followers. How your hearts can be so full of hate is incomprehensible to me, you ANIMALS! <img src="graemlins/boohoo.gif" border="0" alt="[Boo Hoo]" /> ++++++ Depressingly, this sort of thinking is much more common than more level-headed theists might wish to believe. I don't hate religion, I just can't tolerate crackpots, theist or otherwise. Nothing personal, but you have some of the LOUDEST crackpots known to mankind, and I suggest you shut them up before they embarrass you any further. That's just my advice, though. |
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THERMODYNAMICS: WHO WROTE THE LAWS? <a href="http://web.fccj.org/~ethall/thermo/thermo.htm" target="_blank">http://web.fccj.org/~ethall/thermo/thermo.htm</a> Quote:
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<a href="http://www.christiananswers.net/creation/people/hoyle-f.html" target="_blank">http://www.christiananswers.net/creation/people/hoyle-f.html</a> But Fred Hoyle was not so good regarding science of biology according to Richard Dawkins, and I can understand that, because Fred Hoyle was only a layman evolutionist. Anyway evolution cannot increase biological complexity with only pure chance alone. Because evolution needs cumulative selection, in order to increase apparent complex design. I am pretty sure that, Bynature cannot define the difference between single step selection, and cumulative selection either? The definition can be found in the link to Richard Dawkins here <a href="http://www.world-of-dawkins.com/Dawkins/Work/Articles/alabama/alabama.htm" target="_blank">http://www.world-of-dawkins.com/Dawkins/Work/Articles/alabama/alabama.htm</a> BTW, if a famous astronomer like Fred Hoyle has misunderstood something in the evolution, don't you think that the creationists, has a lot of misunderstandings too? I will be back at Monday [ March 22, 2002: Message edited by: Peter Soderqvist ]</p> |
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But how about getting from Homo ergaster to Homo erectus? And from Homo habilis to Homo ergaster? And so on. Evolution’s about countless little steps, not one big one. Quote:
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I agree. Theistic evolution is just smuggling an entity multiplied beyond necessity in through the back door. Quote:
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