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by Ruger1 on 03 January 2014 - 12:01
Hund,,I think, I might fall into that category "if I understand you right",,,I couldn't care less actually how or when it all came about, but I am without doubt, that it was a Devine Design by none other then the God of the Bible!!,,,Humans on both sides of the coin, in all their knowledge and wisdom, are still finite and unable to grasp the fullness of an infinite God and His ways,,,,
by GSDtravels on 03 January 2014 - 18:01
Yes Ruger, you understood. And there's no problem with that at all, it should only matter to you. But, when creation is foisted upon innocent children as "science", there's a huge problem. There are still people who believe the the earth is flat and I have no problem with that either, but when they want to teach it "alongside" evolution, that's absolute nonsense. These people who know better are lying to children and they are being told by authority figures to ignore science or deny what they're seeing. That's just wrong. And that's not my opinion, that's the opinion of the United States Federal Court, as well as any other court that's heard much the same.
It's no different than teaching astrology as equal to astronomy, so if you live by your horoscope, I don't think anybody would have an issue with it, but when you want to teach it as science because "It works, it's true!!!!", a line should be drawn, doncha think?
It's no different than teaching astrology as equal to astronomy, so if you live by your horoscope, I don't think anybody would have an issue with it, but when you want to teach it as science because "It works, it's true!!!!", a line should be drawn, doncha think?
by Hundmutter on 03 January 2014 - 19:01
I don't even so much mind the creationists teaching their beliefs about
New Earth alongside teaching evolution, any more than I object to
schools giving kids an overview into every religion. Kids are mostly
bright enough to make their own minds up eventually.
But lots of these fools think their doctrine should REPLACE all
the lessons on evolution, it seems, and they appear to be none too
happy about any other point of view on belief systems being taught
either.
New Earth alongside teaching evolution, any more than I object to
schools giving kids an overview into every religion. Kids are mostly
bright enough to make their own minds up eventually.
But lots of these fools think their doctrine should REPLACE all
the lessons on evolution, it seems, and they appear to be none too
happy about any other point of view on belief systems being taught
either.
by vk4gsd on 03 January 2014 - 20:01
shtal breeds giant gsd - OMFG, why does that so seem to fit the profile.....
btw for those with a bucket of water and some sand, stones and dirt don't take mine shtal or anyone else's opinion do the following experiment in your back yard and annihilate hovind's err shtal's "research" disproving all of geology tehe.
hovind proposed (and claimed he did) this experiment to destroy a key plank of geology and support his own theory that the earth is 4400 years old.......i guess he never actually did do the experiment so embarrASSing...sooooooo lol, so sux to be a retard;
btw for those with a bucket of water and some sand, stones and dirt don't take mine shtal or anyone else's opinion do the following experiment in your back yard and annihilate
hovind proposed (and claimed he did) this experiment to destroy a key plank of geology and support his own theory that the earth is 4400 years old.......i guess he never actually did do the experiment so embarrASSing...sooooooo lol, so sux to be a retard;
by Hundmutter on 04 January 2014 - 06:01
Ace vid, Pete ! Thanks for sharing it - don't suppose Shtal will bother to
watch it, though.
watch it, though.
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