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To: Lexinom

No, neither side can win this debate.

Faith is a vital component of both belief systems. You and I admit this, but they cannot. Evolution is an interesting study. It is not the compelling “truth” that it’s proponents claim it to be.

So you and I wind up being able to be truthful to ourselves, and they wind up not being able to be truthful with themselves. It’s kind of sad really, but hey, this is how they choose to live.

The religion of science prevents them from admitting anything other than the compelling truth of their belief system, which truly doesn’t exist.

One religious belief system can be taught in our schools. Another cannot be.

At the end of the days, that’s reality. IMO


225 posted on 11/12/2014 9:47:45 AM PST by DoughtyOne (The mid-term elections were perfect for him. Now Obama can really lead from behind.)
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To: DoughtyOne

I would say it’s the religion of naturalism, not science, since the Judeo-Christian worldview provides us with a solid foundation for the axioms necessary for science in the first place. For them, they need to borrow from that worldview in order to formulate polemics to attack it...


231 posted on 11/15/2014 12:14:54 PM PST by Lexinom
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