Posted on 02/18/2009 9:17:16 AM PST by GodGunsGuts
We’re really tired of your lies and distortion here, but your cliam of being a Christian turns them to blasphemy.
Posting links to sites that are known for the production of propaganda really ices your cake.
What a weather vane you are!
Contradict yourself as often as you like.
“Um, I wouldn’t be so quick to jump on the Limestone Cowboy bandwagon...”
Yet another YEC Piltdown Man!
Thanks for setting the record straight. Augustine seems to have held to the notion of a 6,000 year-old in some of his writings, yet in City of God calls the days of creation difficult or perhaps impossible to conceive:"But simultaneously with time the world was made, if in the world's creation change and motion were created, as seems evident from the order of the first six or seven days. For in these days the morning and evening are counted, until, on the sixth day, all things which God then made were finished, and on the seventh the rest of God was mysteriously and sublimely signalized. What kind of days these were it is extremely difficult, or perhaps impossible for us to conceive, and how much more to say!" (City of God, Book 11: Chapt. 6).Regardless of his views, we do not that Augustine did not suffer fools lightly and was not afraid of God's revelation through his creation.
Ahh... as you ding into the bag of tricks of your fellow deceivers to offer a false allusion.
If we could harness your spin, we could drill deep wells for free.
I haven't linked to propaganda sites like Answers in Genesis.Blasphemy is a pretty strong term. As I said before, if you were capable of discussing this article on its intellectual merits, you would.
Speaking of deceivers, do you remember the human tracks supposedly found near Glen Rose, Texas? They don't even look human, but Young Earth Creationists jumped on them like a duck on a June bug as proof for a young earth.I'm so old that the first time we sent to see the dinosaur tracks, an old farmer opened a fence in a barbed wire gate to let us in and charged us about 4 bucks. The place has certainly changed since the mid- to late-sixties.
Thanks for the ping!
Thanks for the ping!
Excellent observation.
If there was any question about certain people organizing disruptive activities, there certainly isn’t now.
That’s alright- their disruptions just show a desperation on their part to Deny God and to try to justify it by shouting loud enough that they can’t hear that still small voice- let em shout- it’s al l they’ve got- their posts speak volumes, and peopel iwll see for themselves how the only hting these oflks have to ‘defend’ their denials, is offensive behaviour
Organized disruption between 2-3+ DC’ers starts around post 4.
I havent contradicted myself.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2188397/posts?page=22#22
Mineralization can be rapid. What’s mysterious is that there are no unmineralized dino bones, even though they are supposedly only a few thousand years old.
There are lots of unmineralized mammoth bones.
That's what T.H. Huxley used to do a hundred years ago. If a Christain agreed with evolution, he would blast them for not believing in Genesis and accuse them of hypocrisy, cherry-picking, etc. If they did not believe in evolution, he would ridicule them for being 6-day creationists. Just like the evolutionists on FR do, by the way.
Huxley's son Leonard Huxley was an officer of Rationalist Press Association, which is dedicated to destroying Christianity. Leonard Huxley's son Julian was a major architect of the modern "Culture of Death". Julian Huxley was a friend of the Dawkins family.
Don’t expect too much rationality from this guy. He still hasn’t provided a single rational explanation to support his contention that the continents moved into their current positions in a few months during ‘the flood’.
I wasn’t writing for his benefit. He thinks coffee enemas are an effective treatment for cancer.
Nope. He was referring to people who refused to study the facts and educate themselves. Given the state of the evidence now, that would be the young-earth pseudoscience crowd.
Well, if people with brains in their heads drink coffee through their mouths....
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