[parsifal]

I think what really motivates most anti-evolutionists is a fear of having to defend the Bible as a less than perfect book. Thye see a slippery slope where if they admit the world was not created in 7 days, then the commandment against adultery is equally suspect.

I was a Baptist back when they still believed in dinosaurs. The anti-evolution crowd shows what happens when the hard-core fundamentalists take over an institution or movement.

Conservatives should take heed and perpetually examine their own beliefs and credos. (Like me!)

parsy, the vain.

[conservativebabe]

Thye see a slippery slope where if they admit the world was not created in 7 days, then the commandment against adultery is equally suspect.

Huh? I don't get the connection between the literal and not you are implying here.

[jla]

I think what really motivates most anti-evolutionists is a fear of having to defend the Bible as a less than perfect book.

I've no problem, let alone fear, of proclaiming the Holy Bible as the infallible, inspired word of God.

They see a slippery slope where if they admit the world was not created in 7 days, then the commandment against adultery is equally suspect.

What in the name of Yehudi are talking about here?!

jla, the believer