[That Subliminal Kid]

The uncertainty of Darwinian theory is apparent even in the actions of those who claim to be strong adherants to the orthodoxy. By the very fact that they come here to debate, they acknowledge that there is something to debate. They acknowledge that there exists uncertainty, which even they recognize (even if they'd never publicly admit as much). I mean seriously, would these people waste time arguing on a thread where the poster was asserting the sun didn't exist? Of course not. Actions speak louder than words, as always.

[berned]

Good points on your #86.

[rmmcdaniell]

The uncertainty of Darwinian theory is apparent even in the actions of those who claim to be strong adherants to the orthodoxy. By the very fact that they come here to debate, they acknowledge that there is something to debate. They acknowledge that there exists uncertainty, which even they recognize (even if they'd never publicly admit as much). I mean seriously, would these people waste time arguing on a thread where the poster was asserting the sun didn't exist? Of course not. Actions speak louder than words, as always.

I'll throw your stupid charge right back at you. By the very fact that you come here to debate, do you acknowledge that there is something to debate? Do you in some way doubt your faith? Using your logic, if you really believed in your religion there would be no need to debate with evolutionists. Unless of course you were trying to convert someone to your way of thinking, which is why anyone debates any issue.