To: itsahoot
I do not say "something else did it" in any manner......and if I DID say it it wouldn't be a "prediction".....it would be a "claim"...predictions concern the future, not the past.....as in PRE....as in "BEFORE" it happens.
If I base that claim on empirical evidence....I'd have a better "scientific" position than if I based it on a well-followed book.
Put it this way. I do not say your book is wrong. I say my science is my science. You can push your book all you want, just keep it out of my science class where it simply does not belong.
33 posted on
03/16/2009 10:00:16 AM PDT by
ElectricStrawberry
(27th Infantry Regiment....cut in half during the Clinton years...)
To: ElectricStrawberry
I do not say "something else did it" in any manner You certainly did, if God didn't make it then something else did, and I assume you have a theory about what that is. I suppose you could prescribe to the steady state theory, but that seems a little dated.
The Big Bang theory everyone loves, offers no explanation of where the original matter, that became the Big Bang, came from.
58 posted on
03/16/2009 4:01:08 PM PDT by
itsahoot
(We will have world government. Whether by conquest or consent. Obama it is then.)
To: ElectricStrawberry
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"....You can push your book all you want, just keep it out of my science class where it simply does not belong." --- ElectricStrawberry Yeah, I agree that the "Origin of the Species" does not belong in science classrooms. Of course, it is never taught directly. That way the inconsistencies of that book (as evidenced by the modern re-working of evolutionary theories by its leading proponents) need not be addressed.
62 posted on
03/16/2009 5:11:47 PM PDT by
txnuke
(Until I see a REAL C.O.L.B. BC, he's just "PRES__ENT" Obama = Without "ID")
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