[joesbucks]

I saw first betty boop's reply to this, joesbucks, but I also wanted to comment - more in brief and with less logic than she has demonstrated seemingly effortlessly!

Yeah, doesn't she make you sick? :)

I've scanned her well written response but haven't had a chance to really sit down and discern all she had to write.

I agree with what you say, however I seem to remember this coming from a well respected person of faith. But the context of the comment was more in line of if something of significance , such as the fossil record, is scientifically proven that doesn't support biblical teachings, then the implications in the world of faith would be diasterous.

For the most part I don't think so. Many Jews and some Christians believed that our space program would result in another Tower of Babel situation as we reached into the heavens. I heard talk show host Barry Farber relating this story when his show was carried nationwide. Barry is a Jew (I don't know how observant or if he's Orthodox or Reformed) about several Rabbi's he knew were very distraught when we orbited the globe. They finally adapted. And so will most people of faith.

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[ Many Jews and some Christians believed that our space program would result in another Tower of Babel situation as we reached into the heavens. ]

Hint: Not all Jews are Jews and not all Christians are Christians.. just as, not all Americans are Americans, some/many are Traitors.. I have a suspicion that not all Freepers are Freepers.. Ugh!.. its a spiritual thing..