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joz Inactive Member |
quote: Ksc Dame Barbara Cartlands books contain real places and people..... Events proven accurate huh? Like that global flood there is no geological evidence for....
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Percy Member Posts: 22359 From: New Hampshire Joined: Member Rating: 4.7 |
ksc writes: What evidences? All the evidence indicates an ancient earth and universe, and there is an absence of evidence for a world-wide flood. You should talk to wmscott (his thread is Solving the Mystery of the Biblical Flood), who's written a book claiming the world-wide flood happened, but that it was so brief as to leave virtually no evidence, including no geological evidence. --Percy
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TrueCreation Inactive Member |
"What evidences? All the evidence indicates an ancient earth and universe, and there is an absence of evidence for a world-wide flood. You should talk to wmscott (his thread is Solving the Mystery of the Biblical Flood), who's written a book claiming the world-wide flood happened, but that it was so brief as to leave virtually no evidence, including no geological evidence."
--All evidence indicates an ancient earth and universe - While the universe has pretty conclusive evidence for its ancient history through cosmology (according to my understanding), I would disagree with saying that the earth's 'ancient' history is as ancient as you say. As well as your notion that there is no evidence of a global flood. I have seen that there are mounds of evidences for the catastrophy. However as I discover at times, there is (according to my current understanding) evidence against it, which I continue to play with and try to reach a higher understanding. ------------------
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Percy Member Posts: 22359 From: New Hampshire Joined: Member Rating: 4.7 |
TC writes: We're all already pretty familiar with your opinions, and I don't think it's necessary to keep repeating them unless they're accompanied by some actual supporting evidence and/or reasoned argumentation. For instance, you don't agree that there is no evidence of a global flood. That's not new news. What would be new is if you actually presented some evidence or argument. --Percy
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Siguiendo la verdad Inactive Member |
Why do we have a seven day week?
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Siguiendo la verdad Inactive Member |
According to NosyNed
Origin of species, origin of life and evolution are different things.What do you think? It would be useful if you gave the appropriate quote out of your reference but it appears to be discussing the origin of life and not evolution. I suggest you research the difference.
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Siguiendo la verdad Inactive Member |
What fossils support evolution?
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Brachinus Inactive Member |
What fossils support evolution? Here's a good start:
Transitional Vertebrate Fossils FAQ
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coffee_addict Member (Idle past 467 days) Posts: 3645 From: Indianapolis, IN Joined: |
Is there a reason why ksc deleted all his/her messages?
This message has been edited by Adminnemooseus, 06-06-2005 08:14 PM
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gnojek Inactive Member |
I dunno, why is everyone on the planet now going by the Christian calendar? Even Muslims? Ask a Chinese or a Jew what year it is.
2005 A.D. they'll say.
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zephyr Member (Idle past 4540 days) Posts: 821 From: FOB Taji, Iraq Joined: |
Wow, from one tangent to another. And in a three-year-old thread, no less. The seven-day week (which ultimately stems from ancient astrology and the Pleiades) and the Gregorian calendar (which probably failed to correctly guess the birth year of Jesus, if he had one) are both inventions of man, just like all the alternatives. The more globalized business and politics get, the harder it is to function without agreeing on one system of date-keeping. As it happens, Western society has largely had its ways adopted by those who seek to trade with it, and other cultures have profited from the efficiency gained in doing so. However, there are plenty of groups who live just fine without caring what "day of the week" it is, or how many years it has been since somebody else's messiah was born. But I'm just encouraging more tangents. So, either we can let this one die, or we can talk about the opening post and what facts support or refute it.
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Cthulhu Member (Idle past 5842 days) Posts: 273 From: Roe Dyelin Joined: |
"Dave"
Archaeopteryx Beipaiosaurus Rahonavis Microraptor Shuvuuia Dilong Cryptovolans Omnivoropteryx Protarchaeopteryx Caudipteryx Falcarius Sinornithosaurus Sinosauropteryx Unenlagia And that's just from one branch, and off the top of my head. I also see you use the Gish Gallop.
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Cthulhu Member (Idle past 5842 days) Posts: 273 From: Roe Dyelin Joined: |
Damn double posts.
This message has been edited by Cthulhu, 06-07-2005 04:51 PM
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Chiroptera Inactive Member |
And some of the best transitional fossils are found in the human family tree.
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