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Applying Science to Past Events

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07-28-2004 7:04 PM

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07-29-2004 4:52 PM 		Reply to: Message 5 by Loudmouth
07-29-2004 2:24 PM

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This is NOT the topic of this thread. Appropriate discussion is:
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1) Why can we apply science to past events?
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or for the other side
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2) Why can't you?
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That has nothing to do with how this is used or misused in dabate. Ok!
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08-04-2004 2:55 PM 		Reply to: Message 19 by Robert Byers
08-04-2004 2:41 PM

Thank you Rob
Thanks for coming here with that so as to keep other things on topic.
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09-23-2004 11:18 AM 		Reply to: Message 219 by riVeRraT
09-23-2004 10:35 AM

Not on topic!
That is not on topic (even though this topic is moderately wide). Take it to Dates and Dateing if you are interested. You might also do your own research and find out just what is wrong with this.
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