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Buzsaw
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Message 12 of 19 (159235)
11-13-2004 10:14 PM

Minnemooseous:
Suggestions and Questions Forum
Topic: Creationist Admins
Message 2
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By the time a "real" creationist is judged to have achieved a safe level of rationality, s/he is no longer a "real" creationist.
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Moose tells it like it is and seems to administrate justly regardless of one's ideology.
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I cite his above quote for pom because it fingers the problem true creationists face in debating the minority viewpoint which factors in the supernatural. As chief admin, he seems to understand this handicap of true creationists.
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{Made the "2" a link - AM}
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This message has been edited by Adminnemooseus, 11-13-2004 10:22 PM
Buzsaw
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Message 18 of 19 (163894)
11-29-2004 11:41 AM

Dynamo Dynamite.
Member: Dynamo321
Forum: Coffeehouse
Thread: Hauntings, Exorcisms And The Like
Message: 89
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We can prove things chemically and through traditional scientific means yes, we can also prove things clinically through running averages. If something works 95% of the time consistently when compared to all other alternatives then there must be some sort of scientific validation because those numbers can't be chance. That is my thoughts on the matter.
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I don't remember of other creos in town ever using this approach, which, in some debates might be an effective tool in debating some of our views. Other than the usage of that forbidden word, prove, Dynamo words it here in a cool non-abrasive, yet effective manner. I hope Dynamo321 establishes long term residence here in EvC town.
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This message has been edited by buzsaw, 11-29-2004 11:48 AM
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