What evidence absolutely rules out a Creator

Neanderthals were human beings. I'm sure of it.

I doubt they believed in the Fall.

What a puzzle. A nihilist who believes in evolution has all the evos on his case while the Biblical fundamentalists are his fans (Iano and me).My theory is that you are the only true rationalist among the evos. Maybe there's a better word for it but that's the one that occurs to me. And I think it also illustrates that Biblical fundamentalism is the height of rationality, despite all they say against us, which is why we appreciate you. But it certainly is odd.Of course in saying this I'm insulting everybody else here and they certainly aren't going to agree with me.But what else is new?May your clear thinking be Christ's way of leading you to Him.

You are writing over my head now, Iano. I'm not sure I'm following much of what you are saying.

It's becoming clear that nobody can actually defend a position on this subject. Neither can you. It's nothing but a battle of assertions on both sides. So I shall make my assertion again:Robin Rohan has a remarkably rational mind for an infidel. It's fun to read his stuff. He has ascertained LOGICALLY that evolution and Bible believing Christianity are mutually contradictory. (This isn't about "science" at all, only evolution.) The idea of a good God can't be reconciled with a suffering creation. I think that's a brilliant point of his. My own argument focuses on the literal reading of Genesis 1-11 of course, and there's no way to reconcile that with evolution. How anyone could argue with that I don't know but the case is obvious so the argument has to be irrational. Tch tch, just another irrational statement. Evolution, not science. OE, not science. Yes, he believes in evolution. Yes, he believes there is no God. Well Paul, this whole thing is just a war of assertions, haven't you noticed? That's all this post of yours is too. This is rational, that is irrational etc. Some of it has been proved, but what's amazing is that even the proofs are ignored. So in the end it's just a war of sensibilities. There's no arguing that really.This message has been edited by Faith, 03-17-2006 08:57 AM

You TOOK an Alpha course yourself before you were a believer then?Thanks for the observations. Much clearer. One can hope.I looked at the site briefly. I'll look again.And thanks for the reminder of St Patrick's Day. Sometimes people make a big thing about how it's supposedly a Catholic Day. But St Patrick was a Christian evangelist and it's good to celebrate him.

Just another assertion Schraf. It's all just assertions.People even give illogical logical proofs. It's remarkable.This message has been edited by Faith, 03-17-2006 09:11 AM

Great story. I hope I get to see someone convert some day. See them become a "gusher." I've only heard stories, including my own, seen the aftereffects. But the transformation, that I want to see.

Yes, yes, yes, absolutely, right on.Now watch everybody deny it.This message has been edited by Faith, 03-18-2006 01:26 AM