February, 2004, Posts of the Month

Name: Bill Birkeland
Forum: Geology and the Great Flood
Thread: Soracilla defends the Flood?
Post #: 5Name: Bill Birkeland
Forum: Geology and the Great Flood
Thread: Soracilla defends the Flood?
Post #: 7Bill strikes again, complete with his usual mass of references and links.The first covers paleosols, the second covers polystrat fossils.MooseAdded by edit - New 2/5/04 -Name: Bill Birkeland
Forum: Geology and the Great Flood
Thread: Fossil sorting for simple
Post #: 38Bill's new "Yellowstone Petrified and Polystrate Trees Revisited".[This message has been edited by minnemooseus, 02-05-2004]

Name: Trixie
Forum: Evolution
Thread: Evolution For Whatever, etc...
Post #: 30On the study of genetic differences.Moose

Name: berberry
Forum: Evolution
Thread: Why does evolutionary science seem to be
Post #: 33A nice little discussion of the roots of the evolution/creation debate.A little flawed, by the closing sentence

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Until mainstream Christianity abandons this BI {Biblical Inerrancy} nonsense it will continue to drive thinking people away from the churches.

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but this is covered in the following messages.Moose

Name: mike the wiz
Forum: Education and Creation/Evolution
Thread: AntiGod education should not be compulsary (even for non wealthy)
Post #: 18Mike's "Dear fellow creo," message.Mike is showing the potential of becoming our elusive creationist moderator.Moose

Name: JonF
Forum: Evolution
Thread: What is the basis for a Creationist argument against Evolution?
Post #: 69On a couple of early geologists, from the young earth camp, who realized that the evidence was clearly old earth and no Noah's flood.Moose

Name: simple
Forum: Geology and the Great Flood
Thread: Noah's Flood and the Geologic Layers (was Noah's shallow sea)
Post #: 77A nice little summary on the formation of limestones - Better than anything I could track down. Still, it's only a summary - There is a lot more information on limestone formation in the semi-technical and technical literature.Moose

Name: Truthlover
Forum: Miscellaneous Topics in Creation/Evolution
Thread: Forum: Darwnist Ideology
Post #: 12Syamsu said:

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Like I said before the issue of Darwinist ideology is central to the Creation vs Evolution controversy.

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Truthlover responds:

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How odd! Yet you can't seem to find one person on this evolution and creationist board who agrees.

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Syamsu said:

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There would be no big controversy if it weren't for the Social Darwinists, eugenicists, and now the evopsych selfhelp guru's.

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Truthlover responds:

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Bwahahahaha!!!

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Please further debate this matter there, not here,Moose

Name: NosyNed
Forum: Education and Creation/Evolution
Thread: evolution vs. creationism: evolution wins
Post #: 21A nice little summary of the creationism/evolution debate.Moose{Adminnemooseus adds: Not sure this topic is in the correct forum - Maybe there's a move in the future}