Science on TV Evolves : Intelligent Design Hits Prime Time

BreakPoint ^ | 9 June 03 | Chuck Colson

[Mamzelle]

Ok. And there's some more horses whose names I've forgotten about. My point was that there're quite a few "samples" of an animal. Why are we, man, so alone?

[Junior]

See 218.

[Mamzelle]

Where'd we bury them?

[jwalsh07]

Also, I've read recently where the Big Bang can be explained using higher-dimensional physics (something like 11 dimensions in this particular branch of physics). The explanation was fascinating, but way above my paygrade and I'd make a fool of myself trying to reproduce them here.

Perhaps an explanation of dark matter which by Cosmologists estimates accounts for 70 to 90% of the Universe would be a better place to start.

Is there dark matter in our galaxy? Has any ever been observed??

[ALS]

[goodseedhomeschool]

Carl Baugh is fantastic.

[goodseedhomeschool]

Here are some really great websites:

http://evolution-facts.org/default.htm

http://www.creationists.org/

http://answersingenesis.org/

http://www.drdino.com/

[Doctor Stochastic]

Not directly observed. This has happened before. The neutron was hypothesized to explain atomic weights (inter alia) and the neutrino to explain beta decay (if my memory is correct.) At that time (late 1920s), there were two unobserved, but hypothesized, particles.

[jwalsh07]

Not directly observed.

Why not? Shouldn't a Universe comprised of 90% dark matter allow us to assume that our galaxy would be similarly endowed.

Why can't we observe the bending of light resulting from gravitational force's of dark matter routinely?

Have their been any signifcant studies of by astrophysicists trying to observe same?

[js1138]

How come man is so lonely?

Because we kill off those we perceive those we perceive as different?

[WKB]

http://www.creationevidence.org/

[js1138]

Looks like Calvin has been released from the timeout room.

[Mamzelle]

You're begging the question.

Where's the donkey to our horse? What I expected was that you'd give the nod to Brother Chimp. Then, I'd have to point out that a donkey is a lot more like a horse than Cheetah is to us. And there's that interesting matter of the *mules*.

I've always thought the most difficult problem of the evolutionists would be explaining why there isn't another species of human, similar to us in the same way that zebras are similar to horses. By rights, as complicated a mammal as we are, there ought to be a few in some out of the way places.

[Dimensio]

Don't buy the evolutionist BS that their theory is scientifically provable.

No theory in science is "provable", not even gravity.

[Last Visible Dog]

Seriously, thanks for the kind words. What part of MS was your dad from?

Moselle, MS

[Dimensio]

Some other websites.

Exposting holes in Creationist arguments

Analysis of Kent Hovind (that's the "drdino" guy, the one who once claimed that there were only ~1000 electrons in the universe).

Kent Hovind's 300 Lies

[Dimensio]

What about Carl Baugh?

[HumanaeVitae]

because we evolved the brain power

This is unprovable. Mind-body problem. And the ought-is problem.

[MississippiMan]

Moselle, MS

Been through there. Bustling metropolis. ;-)

MM

[Junior]

Where'd we bury them?

In the ground.