Messages Dated September 1997
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Re: Superstition vs Evolu
Actually now that you mention it there was a recent article in either
Popular Science or Discover about that....let me see if I can find it...
the author in it does mention however that anti-evolutionists claim it's
only
"microevolution" not "macroevolution."
-Mark
Re: Emasculation
birth
to
to
And people wonder why Hitler was a Christian and how he managed to find
Scripture to back him up.
-Mark
Re: Lying Wonders 1/26
Was it really necessary to spam the echo with 26 messages, most of which
contained bible verses? You should know by now that unless you can find
evidence to back up the truthfulness of your Bible it can't be accepted
as
unconditional truth.
-Mark
Re: 1998: The Year Of The
Why is it that the American Pledge of Allegiance promises "liberty and
justice for _all_" while yours requires pre-requisites?
You've just acknowledged what many of us already know (most) Christians
only offer liberty and justice to other christians...the rest get killed
or
forcibly converted (see: inquision, crusades, witch trials, etc.)
-Mark
Re: Recent Research.
And how does that explain the fact that animals are CONSTANTLY changing humans are much different than they used to be, giraffes have longer necks
than they used to, etc.
And what the hell do you think a Neanderthal is?
-Mark
Re: Non-Christian Flood
Well, not being well-versed in cuneiform I've never looked for the originals.
I've just read excerpts from the code here and there (the entire code is
immensely long), and the parts I've read seem very similar. I think there
was a book somewhere that actually compared it to the OT but it was a long
time ago. Anyway, most history books that cover ancient history should
at
least mention it.
-Mark
Re: [1/2] Killing, Murder
no
The United States does NOT claim to be a Christian nation. Hence the first
amendment and the large groups of Jews, Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, and
just
about every other religion that exists.
What makes you think it's Christian?
-Mark
Re: Aboriginal Flood Stor
How is it like, "make to order" to DENY the very essance of the claim?
Ever thought of reading peer-reviewed science journals?
The same way you know God created the earth in 7 days.
The Bible says two of EVERY animal. Considering that kangaroos and woolly
mammoths didn't inhabit the same areas, they couldn't have gotten on the
ship anyway. But I'm tempted to calculate how big the ark would have to
be
(including food). And how do you get
Re: The IQ of Theists vs.
That would be interesting....I still think it would be interesting to
measure this particular echo though -Mark
Re: abortion
Indeed it does. Exactly why I don't agree with it. While I am prochoice
on victumless issues (including a women's right to choose), I certainly
don't think that everyone who can afford a small nuclear warhead should
be able to purchase it. Or a flame thrower, assault weapons, handgrenades
or land mines for that matter.
The libertarian view would also allow things like buying old forestgrowth
areas and clear cutting them. Dumping waste chemicals into the stream on
your property
[1/3] Noah's Flood: U
More like something to occupy my mitts. I made this guinea pig
box to do the screwing around I can't seem to break the habit
of, while the main machine remains happy and safe. edweird
Stargate program
The government really had no choice but to get involved with
psychics. They're the only people who are qualified to perform
the calibration adjustments on all those Quadro-Trackers.
edweird
10%
I don't know of any epidemological studies, my only evidence is antedotal.
I
would suspect that it would be very difficult to do an epidemological study.
And what evidence do you have for its occurence per capita? <g> _@
Ken Peck _ \<._ (_)/ (_) Kenneth_Peck@clr.com
Burning death cult church
An ungrammatical expression.
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Documentation?
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special rights case
I thought grain alcohol and grape juice made Mad Dog 20/20. edweird
Read??
What's the matter, don't you like giant roasted scrotums
(scrota?) full of hot, rancid grease?
That's what the ones hanging in the shop windows of S.F.'s
Chinatown reminded me of, but I had to eat one anyway. Chased
it with a gallon of Royal Tony White Chablis and rode a moped
across the Golden Gate. This is what I'm told I don't
remember any of it.
edweird
creation science
If christianity weren't perverted, it wouldn't be christianity.
edweird
StarGate
Did you know that "Unsolved Mysteries" *is* the electronic
form of the National Enquirer?
Between tabloid TV and the bible, it sounds like you've got
your bases covered real good. It's always refreshing to see
a young person making the effort to develop worldliness and
sophistication through the finer educational media. Whatever
you do, don't ever dial up PBS or The History Channel.
Satanic, you know. edweird
Re: Morals declared
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a
No I do not observe the Sabbath, as I am not Jewish. As a Christian, we
are
free of the observational strictures of Jewish ritual and law. This is not
inconsititant at all with scripture, as non-Jewish Christians were released
from Jewish ritual at the Council of Jeruselem.
This is not pick and choosing, though, many Christians do pick and choose
what Jesus has to say and to disregard the rest.
John
genes
This is to all of you evolutionists out there. I don't care how many books
you have read, how many degrees you have, and how old and smart you are but
you cannot deny this.
Would you say that Mexicans are distinct? In that their genes have
narrowed, all of them have the same physical and mental trates? Of course.
Would you say that a child of a Mexican would probably be more healthy and
have more things to