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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

I will do that, thank you.Also, someone gave me the explanation I was looking for, thank you for that too I totally get it now. I think I USED to be theistic (sp?) but these days I am questioning even more. I like to say I believe in God and evolution, but the older I get the more my beliefs in evolution increase and beliefs in God decrease.

Hey there Dragoness, welcome to EvC!Just wanted to introduce myself as one of the few long-time female posters in the forum. I have an interest in science as a layperson but my degree was rather Biology- and science-heavy so I have a decent grounding there.This is a really wonderful place to learn not only about science and the religious politics specific to Evolution, but also to hone your debate skills. Ask lots and lots of questions; there are many professional scientists and very knowledgeable laypeople here who will be happy to teach you.Us girls are scarce around here, but don't worry about that. The science-minded boys here are more likely to be woman-positive compared to the religious boys, as you might imagine, but everybody is nice, really.They aren't always nice to me, but I kick their asses in debate sometimes, so I don't take it personally. Have a great time during your stay!

When I was in high school, I used to attend book discussion meetings. The meeting was every week, so we were given a week to read a book. Anyway, there were like 15 girls and 2 guys all the time. I didn't go for a couple weeks and the other guy complained of the lack of testosterone in the discussion.Anyway, the point is pay back is a bitch, isn't it?

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