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Acceptance, Evolutionists vs. Creationists

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NosyNed
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06-05-2004 2:27 AM 		Reply to: Message 21 by almeyda
06-05-2004 1:29 AM

Re: Hang on, here.
What about the qualified scientist working for AiG?. ... Creation scientist believe the world can be scientifically proven based on a designer not a premodial soup.
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So what?
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What evidence and logic have you shown that they have used? It doesn't matter who it is. It matters what they have to show us.
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How about troting out the actual work they have done and published?
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06-07-2004 10:28 PM 		Reply to: Message 63 by Hangdawg13
06-07-2004 10:13 PM

Need to think things through a little
OR it indicates that marine fossils are denser because they LIVE in water and do not float to the surface like vertebrates tend to do.
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What makes you think that is true. You do not get to make stuff up as an answer. You have to think things through. Remember that fish are "vertegbrates" too. I think if you check you will find that fish and we are about the same density and both when dead float for a bit after rotting sets in and then sink.
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Your explanation doesn't hold water.
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