To: CobaltBlue
Merely stating this point (which I think should be obvious) because I sense (rightly or wrongly) that there is a proposed dividing line, lumping all evolutionists into the atheist camp, and all Christians into the creationist camp.
Ditto.
The great chasm is between nasty and angry posters on one side and polite and forgiving posters on the other side.
There are Christians on both sides of the evolution/creation debate, and there are people of good will on both sides also.
This artificial characterization of evolutionists=atheists and creationists=Christians is a cheap debating technique used by these posters who cannot abide by the forum rules.
To: george wythe
This artificial characterization of evolutionists=atheists and creationists=Christians is a cheap debating techniqueNo it is not. Most of the problem evos are self-proclaimed atheists. Don't see any atheists in the anti-evolution side either. To Christians God is the creator of all things including life and man. Evolutionists deny that so any Christian who sides with Darwinian evolution is denying the prime tenets of his faith.
2,583 posted on
10/13/2003 8:15:08 PM PDT by
gore3000
("To say dogs, mice, and humans are all products of slime plus time is a mystery religion.")
To: george wythe
The great chasm is between nasty and angry posters on one side and polite and forgiving posters on the other side.
There are Christians on both sides of the evolution/creation debate, and there are people of good will on both sides also.
This artificial characterization of evolutionists=atheists and creationists=Christians is a cheap debating technique used by these posters who cannot abide by the forum rules.
2,579 -GW-
Well said..
And the remedy is evident.
Impartially enforce the 'forum rules', and put these threads in the Religion forum.
2,601 posted on
10/13/2003 8:32:34 PM PDT by
tpaine
(I'm trying to be 'Mr Nice Guy', but Arnie won, & politics as usual lost. Yo!)
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