[DittoJed2]

No. I reserve the right to give back what has been given to me. You read the comments to which I was referring as well as Aric's other comments directed my way and judge for yourself if the comments were or were not asinine in nature. They are derisive in nature and do not contribute to the discussion at hand.

[StolarStorm]

I wonder if it's even possible to debate issues that sometimes go to the core of someone's basic beliefs, without offending. To a YE creationist, questioning a belief that they hold sacred (their intrepretation of the bible and their very faith in God), is going to be offensive no matter how it is stated.

To a evolutionist, questioning something that they know is true, is also going to be met with extreme frustration, always. To them (and myself) stating that the earth is 6000 years old, is like pointing to a blue sky and telling everyone that the sky is yellow. It's very difficult to read such things and not groan with frustration.

[Aric2000]

Come one Dittojed, I didn't complain and I won't.

He was giving you a hard time, and yes, most of the "evidence" that you cite, is indeed laughable, and has been refuted so many times by ACTUAL scientific evidence, that I will no longer even respond to such silliness.

It was a nice try though, but not even close to being scientific by any stretch of the imagination.

When science takes any of that "evidence" seriously, is when god comes down from on high, and says, "gotcha, I sure fooled you guys!!"