Scientist Says Ostrich Study Confirms Bird "Hands" Unlike Those Of Dinosaurs

University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill (http://www.unc.edu/) via Science Daily Magazine ^ | Posted 8/15/2002 | Editorial Staff

[DaGman]

And your PhD is in what science and from where? And you're a published scientist in which reputable and respected scientific publication that you can argue so strongly to the wind that creationism is science?

This is hopeless when people are convinced creationism is science. The world began 6000 years ago. Good God! No wonder kids are ignorant when they get out of school when people want to teach them this creationist crap.

[f.Christian]

This is hopeless when people are convinced creationism is science. The world began 6000 years ago. Good God! No wonder kids are ignorant when they get out of school when people want to teach them this creationist crap.

This is hopeless when people are convinced evolutionism is science. The world began 6B years ago. Good God! No wonder kids are ignorant when they get out of school when people want to teach them this evolutionist-SLIME crap.

[PatrickHenry]

Placemarker.

[f.Christian]

hmmm...

a whole in the ground and your going to correct----criticize me?

a hole in the ground and your going to correct----criticize me?

strike twu!

[gore3000]

And your PhD is in what science and from where?

You do not need to be a scientist to realize that evolution is not science. All you need is common sense. Evolutionists are constantly proven wrong in their assumptions because they are not based on science, evidence, or experimentation - as this article abundantly shows.

BTW - there is no such thing as 'creationism'. There is Christianity, there is Judaism, but there is no 'creationism'. The only 'creationist' Church in existence is the one evolutionists invented to insult those who believe in a Creator.

[PatrickHenry]

Another howler to add to the wildly elliptical 1⁷²⁰ list:

BTW - there is no such thing as 'creationism'. There is Christianity, there is Judaism, but there is no 'creationism'.
85 posted on 10/27/2002 7:19 AM EST by gore3000

[Junior]

Considering some of us Christians accept evolution, this would put Pope Gore MMM on rather shaky footing...

[VadeRetro]

But didn't he also claim that Buzz Aldrin is a creationist? (It's been a while, so it could have been one of the other lunar astronauts for all my memory would know.)

[PatrickHenry]

Considering some of us Christians accept evolution, this would put Pope Gore MMM on rather shaky footing...

Some would argue (well, at least one would argue) that it is we -- that pronoun includes the Pope, virtually all Catholics, virtually all mainstream Protestants and virtually all Jews -- who are on shaky footing.

[Condorman]

I believe "Buzz Aldrin" is the correct answer. I'd have to do some research to track it down, though. PatrickHenry had it on his list o' quotes, so find out where it first appeared and go back a half-dozen posts.

(Coin of the realm bookmark.)

[PatrickHenry]

PatrickHenry had it on his list o' quotes ...

No, not with the name. I have this: "Of course he was a creationist. If he was a Christian he believed in a Creator." My latest version of my "G3K placemarker" was saved on 13 July, so the original appeared before then. I don't know when.

[Condorman]

"Of course he was a creationist. If he was a Christian he believed in a Creator."

If memory serves, you added that entry on the same thread that statement was made. 50 years from now we can share a tall pitcher of lemonade on the veranda and say to each other, "Remember the spring of ought-two? Such a fertile time for bluefoolery."

[PatrickHenry]

Found it! In this thread, "Missing-link fossil wasn't a fish -- it has a pelvis" at post #917: HERE.

To: Junior
Aldrin may have been a Christian, but that does not mean he was a creationist.

Of course he was a creationist. If he was a Christian he believed in a Creator. What your post shows is that you judge everyone by the silly standards of your silly little world - whether someone is an evolutionist or not.

Also, Aldrin was not a monkey in a cage, all the astronauts then were highly trained in many areas of science. Your deprecation of the courage and accomplishments of him and his fellow astronauts is totally despicable.
917 posted on 07/11/2002 8:54 AM EDT by gore3000

[Condorman]

Oh, I get it: There are creationists, but they do not belive in creationism.

Why is that so hard to understand?

[VadeRetro]

They say Aldrin packs a fair right cross for a little white-haired old man.

[PatrickHenry]

They say Aldrin packs a fair right cross for a little white-haired old man.

Read his biography and you'll understand why: Buzz Aldrin's Official Web Site.

[VadeRetro]

It was a left hook. I misrembered.

[PatrickHenry]

Dead thread, last chance, self-search bump.

[SunkenCiv]

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[js1138]

Wow. Just about everyone posting to this thread got banned.