[Gurn]

What never ceases to amaze me is that on a supposedly conservative web forum, there are a handful of godless pagans who delight in stirring up trouble, and continually posting this heathen bulls---.

Hey, evolutionists and atheists: We'll just concede that you're smarter than everybody else. We can't touch you intellectually. Okay? Any chance you'll stop posting the man-descended-from-monkeys crap?

I doubt it.

[jlogajan]

What never ceases to amaze me is that on a supposedly conservative web forum, there are a handful of godless pagans who delight in stirring up trouble, and continually posting this heathen bulls---.

Actually the intellectual death of conservatism will be when the fundies win and drive out everyone who believes in the validity of science as a means to understand reality.

[liberallarry]

Does one have to be religious to be conservative?

On another thread the press was repeatedly criticized for characterizing Islamic religious hard-liners as right-wing so "religion" is clearly not a sufficient qualification. It must be a particular religion.

[rdb3]

What never ceases to amaze me is that on a supposedly conservative web forum, there are a handful of godless pagans who delight in stirring up trouble, and continually posting this heathen bulls---.

Your statement here mirrors my thoughts on this as far as FR is concerned.

The number of those who believe in evolution here is a fraction of one percent (not all evolutionists are atheists, however). So this in my mind begs the question: What is the purpose of the continuous posting of evolution threads amongst the supermajority of those who do believe in a Creator?

In my opinion, it is nothing but a mechanism to stir up trouble and put their thumb in the eye of the believer. These threads have absolutely nothing to do with conservatism, and if you would notice, the evo/crevo threads only have a handful of posters who delight in this type of thread and nothing else. I say evolution is nothing more than a theory and those who believe in it (at least the atheistic believers) must convince themselves daily that there is no God. If their "science" proves that there is no God, why get in a twist over the subject?

JimRob permits it, so my opinion of the threads being here is moot. However, the real motives behind these things are obvious.

Carry on, everybody. I could use some good laughs from time to time, and these threads never fail to provide those laughs.

[newcats]

What never ceases to amaze me is that on a supposedly conservative web forum, there are a handful of godless pagans who delight in stirring up trouble, and continually posting this heathen bulls---.

Are you telling me that to be a conservative, one MUST believe in G_d?

[cinFLA]

What never ceases to amaze me is that on a supposedly conservative web forum, there are a handful of godless pagans who delight in stirring up trouble, and continually posting this heathen bulls---.

I have no problem with being conservative and understanding science. Apparently you do.

[DennisR]

Gurn,

You are so right! They are so much smarter than I am that I cannot even understand them. Their arguments are so serpentine and complex I cannot follow along.

I hope this makes them feel so good they will go away and argue amongst themselves, because only they themselves are worthy of such things.

Yeah, baby!