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Dinosaurs, humans coexist in U.S. creation museum
Reuters ^ | 1 hour, 39 minutes ago | Andrea Hopkins

Posted on 01/14/2007 5:31:07 PM PST by Tim Long

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To: org.whodat

how bout you taking my word for it and looking it up yourself? Nah- too much work, right? I've been in these arguments before and NOONE that supports evolution or old earth EVER does ANY of the looking up- it's always the others that have to get sucked into doing it all- Don't care to bleeive me? Fine- whatever- the info is out there freely available to you just as it is me- I've listed some links- but I am not going to get sucked into a long drawn out debate with people too lazy to do ANY of the work themselves and who just like to say "it doesn't exist- it doesn't exist'


141 posted on 01/14/2007 10:05:31 PM PST by CottShop
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To: SALChamps03

make me some too- but no burnt kernals please- I can't stand carbon


142 posted on 01/14/2007 10:06:11 PM PST by CottShop
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To: Tim Long

There is an interesting and valuable message in the New Testament's recounting of Christianity. It justifies a much more general, but Bible-free, understanding of the relationship between human life and god. But there is no reason whatever, except for statements in the Bible itself and the claims of innately flawed human beings, to take the Bible literally.

I say this as a person who attends a fundamentalist church regularly and has for several years. I see in the fundamentalist presentatioan of Christianity a very valuable, worthwhile message, which is only wrong in one way: It, like most or all Christian churches, has turned the Bible itself into a thing of worship, which it should never be.


143 posted on 01/14/2007 10:06:53 PM PST by Tax Government (Defeat Islamic imperialists, democrats and...)
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To: SALChamps03
Let me guess: You believe the world is flat; the sun orbits the Earth, the moon landing was fake, Elvis is alive, etc.

Yawn, real original. No, those are things you are more likely to believe in. They're about as dumb as evolutionism.

That said, I'm out. Be sure to say your prayers to Gaia tonight, my little Darwinists, that she might preserve your blind worldview in spite of science. Ay-May-Un!

144 posted on 01/14/2007 10:06:59 PM PST by Tim Long (Pardon Ramos and Compean. January 17 is approaching fast.)
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To: fabian

Show me some facts.

How does it support Creation theory? Show me some proof the earth is 6,000 years old. Prove to me that evolution don't exist.

There is no Creation "Science", its a biblical belief, which is nice for religion class in a religious school, but its not science.

Where is the proof? Where are the published papers proving Creationism and disproving Evolution? There are none.

Time for you to put up some proof, not dogmatic BS.


145 posted on 01/14/2007 10:07:06 PM PST by Central Scrutiniser (Never Let a Theocon Near a Textbook)
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To: Central Scrutiniser

**Yeah, I look down at 1800's USA. Why? I live in Phoenix, I have a car, an air conditioning unit, I buy fresh food from the store, I have a computer and a TV.**

I was at a large gas station a few years ago, when a large power outage shut down the fuel pumps, several dozen semis (the rigs that bring you ALL your afore mentioned conveniences to the desert) just sat there, unable to continue on to their delivery point.

I don't knock real science, just the "we evolved from dust over millions of years" junk.


146 posted on 01/14/2007 10:09:36 PM PST by Zuriel (Acts 2:38,39....nearly 2,000 years and still working today!)
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To: conniew

Actually, scientific journals set actual rules, and for research and science that is necessary. Case in point, just yelling "its in the bible" doesn't cut it. You gotta collect some physical evidence, make some acutal data, propose actual hypotheses.

There is a reason for that, it seperates the junk from the science, sorry that it doesn't fit with your beliefs, but are your beliefs so thin that they can't stand some discovery?


147 posted on 01/14/2007 10:10:21 PM PST by Central Scrutiniser (Never Let a Theocon Near a Textbook. Teach evolution.)
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To: Tax Government

no reason too? Then you must be unaware of all the archeology and geographical evidence supporting events all through the bible- there's some pretty darn compelling reason to beleive aside from faith- Not to mention thousands of eye witnesses that back up Christ's life and death and rising etc. No compelling reason to beleive? sure there is. There's plenty of acheological evidence


148 posted on 01/14/2007 10:10:40 PM PST by CottShop
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To: CottShop

Sorry. No archeaological evidence, and no earnest statements from anybody can make me, or any other person, believe a book or physical object to be holy. That said, I believe in the Christian message. It is seen in the mind of a person who believes...with or without a book to convince him.


149 posted on 01/14/2007 10:14:18 PM PST by Tax Government (Defeat Islamic imperialists, democrats and...)
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To: CottShop
how bout you taking my word for it and looking it up yourself? Nah- too much work, right? I've been in these arguments before and NOONE that supports evolution or old earth EVER does ANY of the looking up- it's always the others that have to get sucked into doing it all- Don't care to bleeive me? Fine- whatever- the info is out there freely available to you just as it is me- I've listed some links- but I am not going to get sucked into a long drawn out debate with people too lazy to do ANY of the work themselves and who just like to say "it doesn't exist- it doesn't exist'

It would have been a lot easier for you to have just said I made it up. Because I did Google it and god a big zero, instant petrification doesn't happen.

150 posted on 01/14/2007 10:14:25 PM PST by org.whodat (Never let the facts get in the way of a good assumption.)
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To: DallasJ7
"There's a reason that Catholic schools (well, most of them anyway, I'm sure there's exceptions) teach evolution"


I think they teach evolution because evolution is covered on mandated state testing. The tests are created by boards who are appointed by the state. All students are required to take these proficiency tests.

It is my understanding that most Catholic schools teach to the test (the thing liberals claim is wrong when it comes to No Child Left Behind) because they are forced to by the states. I think most Catholic teachers also disclaim by stating "this is what we are forced to teach you" or "this is the other point of view", something that the public schools would never do (ie, provide the "other" point of view").
151 posted on 01/14/2007 10:18:12 PM PST by esoxmagnum
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To: Zuriel

Believe whatever you want, however don't disdain learned people that study the world and the universe.


152 posted on 01/14/2007 10:20:17 PM PST by Central Scrutiniser (Never Let a Theocon Near a Textbook. Teach evolution.)
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To: Zuriel
No problem here. I understand satire (the use of derisive wit). The "Little House.." way of life WAS and IS a great way of life.

If it is so great, then turn off your PC, throw away all your medicine, disconnect the electricity, ditch the car, buy some horses and learn how to be a smithy. Oh, and grow your own food and buy clothing only made from 1800's materials. And stop learning about the outside world, it would only corrupt you.

153 posted on 01/14/2007 10:22:58 PM PST by Central Scrutiniser (Never Let a Theocon Near a Textbook. Teach evolution.)
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To: Central Scrutiniser

no no- it doesn't go against our beliefs- infact- science just strengthens our belief-- you aren't going to state that creation science is junk now are you? Because they use the very same science that you call real science and come up with very real evidences based on scientific facts-

Stand some discovery? Where? Discovery? Like the couple of truckloads of fossil bones and fragments that supposedly rtepresent millions of species evolution despite the fact that NO transitional species were ever found? NONE? Nadda? Zip? Zilch? Feathered dinos? Nope- sorry- not even close to being feathers- BUT- your 'peer review' magazines touted them to be feathers- that is until they were looked into by those who didn't just take hteir word for it and used scientific fact to prove they weren't feathers. Eukoroytes being transitional species? Nope- Sure- it was taught in schools (probably still is) UNTIL it was exposed that Eukoryotes were nothign but a symbiotic species living off their host- but you wouldn't know that unless you dug deep into the facts- Heck- the National Geographic still ists crap like this as their evidence- and indoctrinate our kids with junk science like that even though most scientists have dropped it because the facts were exposed

Cambrian explosion- many many species all came on the scene all at once fully formed- no transitional species- clams then are the same clams today as well as all the other species.

Ready to hit some biology? It's a biological impossibility for species to evolve- there are built in protection levels that prevent it- in order for evolution to happen you also NEED to have gene transference- without it, you'll never ever have evolution- mutations do NOT produce the necessary NEW informatiuon needed for one species to become a different one-


154 posted on 01/14/2007 10:23:32 PM PST by CottShop
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To: Tax Government

well ya might wanna tell that to archeologists who set out to disprove the bible with archeology, but came away astounded by what they found and ended up beleiving then.


155 posted on 01/14/2007 10:24:43 PM PST by CottShop
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To: CottShop

They, and you, are entitled to believe what you want. The only message I would send to Christians of the Bible-is-holy school is that the Bible itself is not necessary...the core message, not the flawed container, is what's important.


156 posted on 01/14/2007 10:26:15 PM PST by Tax Government (Defeat Islamic imperialists, democrats and...)
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To: esoxmagnum

Well now, I went to Catholic school from K-12. We learned evolution in science class, we learned religion in religion class. We got an amazing education, in fact, college was a joke to me, 4 years of minimal work and a degree to boot.

Why do Catholics not believe in creationism? Probably because we embrace learning, logic, science and free thought, and we aren't so terrified that some actual data may destroy our faith.

But, if you want to believe in Noah's ark, go ahead, just don't teach your fables in public schools.


157 posted on 01/14/2007 10:28:12 PM PST by Central Scrutiniser (Never Let a Theocon Near a Textbook. Teach evolution.)
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To: Tim Long

So Physics, Astrophysics, Astronomy, Geology, Chemistry, Biology all, every one of them is wrong?


158 posted on 01/14/2007 10:28:16 PM PST by Kozak (Anti Shahada: " There is no God named Allah, and Muhammed is his False Prophet")
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To: org.whodat

hmmm- plenty of evidence of it:

http://www.ibri.org/Books/Newquist_Nat_Sci/natsci-ch7/natsci-ch7.1.htm

http://www.ncsec.org/cadre2/team2_2/Lessons/howDoesWoodPetrify.htm

there were tons of links- not sure what you googled- Catastrophic events cause instant and rapid petrifications and the formation of coal contrary to prevoius beliefs that it took millions of years to form coal.


159 posted on 01/14/2007 10:32:47 PM PST by CottShop
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To: CottShop

Creation "Science" IS junk.

Show me some data, some proof, some published and peer reviewed papers. Its a faith based belief, and that is just fine, provided you keep it in your church, and don't try to pawn it off as actual science or teach kids in public school your dogmatic fables.

You post all kinds of invective, but offer no proof.

Wanna prove Noah's Ark?


160 posted on 01/14/2007 10:33:21 PM PST by Central Scrutiniser (Never Let a Theocon Near a Textbook. Teach evolution.)
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