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Direct and indirect evidence in science

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05-06-2011 7:03 AM 		Reply to: Message 18 by Robert Byers
05-06-2011 3:59 AM

Hi Robert,
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In the The Flood = many coincidences thread you are basing your arguments upon your own personal definition of geology. In this thread you are basing your arguments upon your own personal definition of biology. Please stop basing your arguments upon your own personal definitions of fields of science. If you would like to debate the definition of any field of science then please propose threads for this purpose over at Proposed New Topics.
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05-12-2011 6:45 AM 		Reply to: Message 32 by Robert Byers
05-12-2011 12:58 AM

Re: Astonishing Ignorance
Robert Byers writes:
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Decay is real and not biology...
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In Message 21 I requested that you no longer use your own personal definitions of science as a basis for your arguments. The definition of biology is not the topic of discussion in this thread.
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I'm removing your posting privileges in this forum. If you would like them restored then please send me a PM or an email indicating that you understand the request and will follow it in the future, and I will then restore your posting privileges.
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