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To: Dataman
His existence is not theoretical. Evolution is.

Well, now here we are at the prime directive of Creationists. To create a "scientific aura" around their claims that somehow they've proven God's existence.

This is the goal of Creationism.

It's just a carbon copy of the "scientific" methods of the Environmentalists, which are just as bogus. Wherein they take one small slice of scientific evidence, ignore the rest, and procede to install themselves in positions of power.

Maybe someday the Creationists will win and we'll have a Creationism Promotion Agency operating out of the old EPA dept.

What post are you angling for Dataman? Counting your government retirement checks yet?

129 posted on 12/04/2004 12:15:36 PM PST by narby
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To: narby
It's just a carbon copy of the "scientific" methods of the Environmentalists, which are just as bogus.

At least some environmentalist claims are built upon truth. If you pour toxic substances into a lake, the life in the lake will probably die and the water will be unsafe for human consumption.

I can't find a similar truthful foundation in creaitonism -- at least not Dataman's variety.
133 posted on 12/04/2004 1:25:15 PM PST by Dimensio (Join the Monthly Internet Flash Mob: http://www.aa419.org)
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To: narby
Well, now here we are at the prime directive of Creationists. To create a "scientific aura" around their claims that somehow they've proven God's existence.

You're fabricating again, Narby.

The unscientific position, therefore, is to deny the existence of God.
145 posted on 12/05/2004 5:59:53 AM PST by Dataman
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