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Message 144 of 159 (186629)
02-18-2005 7:14 PM

Reply to: Message 143 by Jordo86
02-18-2005 6:56 PM

Re: Off the topic of thermodynamics but...

I'm not sure what "normal" science is...

No science is not neutral to creation science - it's downright deadly - (take Noah's Ark - he would have been burnt to death along with everything on the planet).

Science is neutral to the god.

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Message 147 of 159 (186704)
02-19-2005 7:59 AM

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Re: Off the topic of thermodynamics but...

I see - can you direct towards a science book* that defines science in such a manner?

So what are the non-"normal" sciences?

* a book does not equal badly designed website.

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Message 152 of 159 (186725)
02-19-2005 9:11 AM

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02-19-2005 9:01 AM

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There are several types of science, and the one im addressing is operational science

So what are the others? If you don't know, how do you know if there are several?

maybe you mean like this?

http://www.abc.net.au/science/slab/macinnis/story.htm

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