Snakes Have Always Been Snakes

Institute for Creation Research ^ | 2-9-2015 | Frank Sherwin

[ifinnegan]

Now that was funny.

[ifinnegan]

There’s a lot worse.

I don’t begrudge ICR their idiosyncrasies. It’s harmless.

They do have a good eye for interesting research. They will point out a lot of good articles I would have otherwise not been aware of.

[fishtank]

I don’t work for ICR or any other creationist organization, so it can’t be “self-serving”.

[DaveA37]

The headline made me think of demodummie politicians, I don’t know why I was leaning that way.(sarc)

[wildbill]

Ah but what about this eternal question:

What came first, the snake or the egg?

[lefty-lie-spy]

And I believe the earth is six thousand years old, and Bob’s your Uncle.

[stormer]

It isn’t just a name. It is placed in a taxonomic structure that is used to refine relationships in biology. Despite the creature’s superficial resemblance to a snake, it is a lizard and has qualities that define it as such. Is a whale a fish, or a dog a cat?

[SandRat]

SNAKES Have Always Been SNAKES

[editor-surveyor]

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Imagined relationships in ‘biology.’

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[editor-surveyor]

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6014 years old to be exact.

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[editor-surveyor]

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Snake had to come first, eggs don’t lay themselves.

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[stormer]

You can deny the truth all you want. The thing about science is, it doesn’t matter whether or not you believe it.

[wildbill]

Guess this works for chicken/egg question as well, right?

[editor-surveyor]

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Seems to me!

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[ifinnegan]

Hey. There’s a thread where someone says the moon is made of green cheese.

Better get over there quick and set them straight!

[uncitizen]

...but enough about obama...

[stormer]

The moon being made of green cheese is no more ridiculous than some of the creationism arguments I’ve heard.