[viaveritasvita]

"...you prefer human unreasoning?"

I prefer room for God as well as for human reasoning. (Was the screen name Dr. Sarcastic taken?)

[f.Christian]

FR is a fishing fool // pool of plasma . . . potential life - - - rescue!

[viaveritasvita]

Working over a 15 year period, ICR geologists have inventoried unusual fossils called nautiloids within the cliff-forming Redwall Limestone. Nautiloids are marine animals resembling a squid that lived within long, slender shells. Billions of large orthocone nautiloids up to six feet in length occur within a single seven-foot-thick layer that extends from Marble Canyon in extreme eastern Grand Canyon 180 miles westward to Lake Mead Blvd. in Las Vegas, NV. Dr. Steven Austin of ICR's Geology Dept. presented a paper on his discovery of the fossil stratum at the Geological Society of America on 10/30/02 in Denver, CO. Dr. Austin reported his theory that billions of large nautiloids were buried by a gigantic submarine sediment flow having regional extent. The sediment flow hydroplaned westward through northern AZ into NV so fast it smothered and buried marine animals within the single layer of Redwall Limestone. Geologists have been accustomed to thinking of millions of years to deposit Redwall Limestone. ICR geologists are reinterpreting the strata to have formed within minutes by catastrophic flood processes. Technical reports will be submitted to a peer-reviewed geology journal and the National Park Service describing Dr. Austin's evidence for the regionally extensive mass kill and burial event in the Grand Canyon region. Acts & Facts, ICR, Vol 32, #1, Jan 03

[PatrickHenry]

I prefer room for God as well as for human reasoning.

It is important to set proper limits to the understanding of Scripture, excluding any unseasonable interpretations which would make it mean something which it is not intended to mean. In order to mark out the limits of their own proper fields, theologians and those working on the exegesis of the Scripture need to be well informed regarding the results of the latest scientific research.

Source: MESSAGE TO THE PONTIFICAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES: ON EVOLUTION, by Pope John Paul II.