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Big Bang Scam Evolutionists Need To Be Smacked Upside The Head With A Board From Noah's Ark
JoeClarke.Net ^ | 06/15/2005 | JoeClarke

Posted on 06/15/2005 8:02:26 AM PDT by joeclarke

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To: joeclarke
Yes, there are cities around the world which are built around the cottage industries which fabricate fossils for the geologist and anthropologist who is ever so eager to snatch them up and be assured of publishing and a promotion at the university.
Contribution of Washington D.C. --



Journalopithecus

21 posted on 06/15/2005 8:21:05 AM PDT by eastsider
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To: joeclarke
Your boldfacing of the word "theory" is curioius, and I suspect that you're confusing it with the word "speculation."

As used in science, a theory is an explanation or model based on observation, experimentation, and reasoning, especially one that has been tested and confirmed as a general principle helping to explain and predict natural phenomena.

22 posted on 06/15/2005 8:26:12 AM PDT by Mr. Mojo
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To: Wonder Warthog

Was Hubble a Jesuit? He has also been accredited with fathering the Big Bang Scam. The Jesuit Priest (I am not a Catholic or a fan of Jesuits) called it the Cosmic Egg.

The Jesuit never did expound on where the yolk of his Cosmic Egg originated. The Big Bang Scam does not explain where the material for the BB originated.


23 posted on 06/15/2005 8:27:11 AM PDT by joeclarke (Wrong Place, But Right Time)
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To: dirtboy

Yes, a few are Repubs but the vast majority are libs.


24 posted on 06/15/2005 8:28:01 AM PDT by joeclarke (Wrong Place, But Right Time)
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To: marylandrepub1

The alternative is God. What is so unscientific about that?


25 posted on 06/15/2005 8:29:18 AM PDT by joeclarke (Wrong Place, But Right Time)
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To: joeclarke

Which God?


26 posted on 06/15/2005 8:30:39 AM PDT by TOWER
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To: marylandrepub1

Speaking of Christians as Neanderthals - Neanderthals were not the clumsy cave dwellers once thought - new computer simulations show they were as nimble-fingered as their human cousins. This is from an atheist website (just to make you comfortable) http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn3555


27 posted on 06/15/2005 8:32:34 AM PDT by joeclarke (Wrong Place, But Right Time)
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To: joeclarke
What a particularly unintelligent rant - high on falsehoods, low on facts. Most strata have now been radiometrically dated, and there is nothing circular about the technique. It's as direct and simple as first order kinetics. And if the US is slipping behind the rest of the world because we teach evolution, it's sort of odd that the rest of the world teaches evolution - in fact, only in the US and in countries with racial islamist movements is there any substantial resistance to teaching evolution at all.

I advise Mr. Clarke to abandon the blog and go back to yelling at people on street corners.

28 posted on 06/15/2005 8:33:50 AM PDT by Right Wing Professor
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To: TOWER

You haven't read it all (including links) have you, yawner?

Time to wake up. You're not in public school any more.


29 posted on 06/15/2005 8:35:21 AM PDT by joeclarke (Wrong Place, But Right Time)
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To: Jack of all Trades

The bold and caps are not random. Neither is the formation of the universe.


30 posted on 06/15/2005 8:36:31 AM PDT by joeclarke (Wrong Place, But Right Time)
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To: joeclarke

A board from the Ark? Poetic.


31 posted on 06/15/2005 8:39:36 AM PDT by RightWhale (Some may think I am a methodist)
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To: jess35
"Now run along back to your religion courses like a good little boy..."

Though I agree with that as it stands, there's a nice way and a smart way to deal with differences of opinion: intelligent discourse, or simply avoid the conversation. You did neither.

Personally, I've always thought "Let there be light" could be analogous to the big bang. I mean, the universe does operate by natural laws, not counting any unprovable (but still possible) metaphysical laws. Why couldn't it originate according to what some physicists believe? Couldn't God have made the universe in a big bang manner? Sure, I know, its not in the Bible, but neither are space shuttles, quarks or black holes, and they exist. But it does say "Let there be light..."
32 posted on 06/15/2005 8:40:21 AM PDT by mudblood
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To: eastsider

That's a good one.


33 posted on 06/15/2005 8:41:55 AM PDT by joeclarke (Wrong Place, But Right Time)
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To: joeclarke
"Was Hubble a Jesuit? He has also been accredited with fathering the Big Bang Scam. The Jesuit Priest (I am not a Catholic or a fan of Jesuits) called it the Cosmic Egg."

No. And Hubble did NOT "father the Big Bang". He merely provided the first scientific observations to verify it.

From Wikipedia:

"In 1927, the Belgian Jesuit priest Georges Lemaître independently derived the Friedmann-Lemaître-Robertson-Walker equations and proposed, on the basis of the recession of spiral nebulae, that the universe began with the "explosion" of a "primeval atom"—what was later called the Big Bang.

"In 1929, Edwin Hubble provided an observational basis for Lemaître's theory. Hubble proved that the spiral nebulae were galaxies and measured their distances by observing Cepheid variable stars. He discovered that the galaxies are receding in every direction at speeds (relative to the Earth) directly proportional to their distance. This fact is now known as Hubble's law (see Edwin Hubble: Mariner of the Nebulae by Edward Christianson)."

34 posted on 06/15/2005 9:09:33 AM PDT by Wonder Warthog (The Hog of Steel)
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To: mlc9852; joeclarke

Re: "Why would you need an alternate theory just because one theory is wrong?"

That's what the neo-communists/progressives/democrats +terrorists say about the USA. "Why do we need an alternative way of running things? Our endless set of complaints about how the USA/capitalism is not perfect prove that the USA has to be brought down. The default=alternative is not something we have to defend, just accept it."

Please ! There are 2 Creation stories and 2 Noah's Ark stories in Genesis . Each of the stories contradict the other (in most details) because they were written by different people at different times (J+E). One was written in the Northern Kingdom of Israel and the other in the southern kingdom of Judah, both as competing stories, after the Kingdom split. You can't possibly claim that these stories explain anything about nature.


35 posted on 06/15/2005 10:02:36 AM PDT by marylandrepub1 (The Davis-Bacon Act was the first 'Living Wage Law')
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To: joeclarke

YAWN!!!!!!

While you bore me...


36 posted on 06/15/2005 11:06:40 AM PDT by TOWER
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To: marylandrepub1

They are a lot more plausible than evolution! We're descended from apes??? I'm not.


37 posted on 06/15/2005 11:09:47 AM PDT by mlc9852
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To: Right Wing Professor

I understand the professor rather not endanger his job by allowing for any criticism of evolution. My post states that Intelligent Design need not be taught in the schools. Did your read that professor? Only allow for some criticism, and offer a detailed account of how the Big Bang and its assorted stardust eventually formed human beings. You can offer no detailed explanation.


38 posted on 06/15/2005 11:24:24 AM PDT by joeclarke (Wrong Place, But Right Time)
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To: Youngblood

I don't need billlllllllions of years to say the obvious. The more time needed by ET allows for more fudging.


39 posted on 06/15/2005 11:56:07 AM PDT by joeclarke (Wrong Place, But Right Time)
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To: Wonder Warthog

Oh, the Big Bang had a father? Who was he?


40 posted on 06/15/2005 11:58:41 AM PDT by joeclarke (Wrong Place, But Right Time)
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