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01-28-2006 2:21 PM 		Reply to: Message 1 by riVeRraT
01-28-2006 1:11 PM

Carl Baugh, Ph.D
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PhDs from California Graduate School of Theology in Los Angeles, Pacific College of Graduate Studies in Melbourne, Australia, and the College of Advanced Education in Irving, Texas, depending on when he was asked. None are accredited, and Baugh himself founded the third one. The man's a carnival barker besides having fake footprints.
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02-12-2006 10:58 PM 		Reply to: Message 34 by roxrkool
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does anyone know what the lithology of the rock is?
On down the bible.ca page it says it's a limestone, specifically a stromatolite. Now I've never been to Shark Bay to see one, but I sort of thought that stromatolites were a little to rigid to leave 3/4 inch deep footprints in - a pond-bottom carbonate ooze might be that mushy, but a stromatolite? Huh?
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Or do I even have the right track?
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03-19-2006 2:54 PM 		Reply to: Message 49 by anglagard
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Re: anybody got a link besides TalkOrigins
Big Spring???!!!! Yowza! Let's get together for a beer/coffee/other beverage!
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03-26-2006 6:06 PM 		Reply to: Message 71 by knitrofreak
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Re: Searching Questions for Evolutionists
That's called plagiarism, K. Look it up.
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03-26-2006 6:12 PM 		Reply to: Message 74 by Chiroptera
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Re: Searching Questions for Evolutionists -- but not here
to give the detailed answers that each of your questions deserves.
Not to even mention that "deserves" is way too strong a term for points like #14 - butterflies "evolving" from caterpillars??!!
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03-26-2006 10:13 PM 		Reply to: Message 77 by RAZD
03-26-2006 9:54 PM

Re: on the creation side... nothing.
I'm sure that if you call it "Biology Textbook Errors" - and keep it to one (perceived) error at a time - that the admins will promote it (Is It Science would be the appropriate forum eh?).
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That would be a wonderful topic! Dig that book out, KNO3!
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