A Big Bang Misconception

In most (95%+) books it is a 10 digit (or in the last year or so 13 digit) number that can be found on the outside cover or more usually the inside page opposite the verso page (the one with the title and author in large letters at the beginning of the book) It may be hidden among the cataloging data that looks like an old card from pre-online catalog times.ISBN, while not always unique, should exactly peg which exact title when the subject is known.{Abe - for last sentence and for subtitle as per admin suggestion}This message has been edited by anglagard, 05-11-2006 09:43 PM

For confirmation, I wish you had looked in a book instead.

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He is afforded the opportunity to believe as he does. But lets look at it truthfully. If what Hovind was saying was so fantasitically false, then no one would care about his babble. As it is, its more than evident that what he's saying is hitting home to the scientific community. If creationism as a whole was not presenting a problem to secular views, then there would not be propaganda campaign to stop it. I mean, look at Talk Origins. Nearly the entire site is devoted towards the debate, as is this webforum. If it wasn't a problem and if it wasn't based on, at the very least, some merit, then no one would care either way. So its reasonable to assume that what Hovind and the gang are saying has more legitimacy than some would incline.

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Unbelivable that a person would argue falsehoods = legitimacy. Obviously if a person is arguing in favor of something that would destroy a country economically and therefore militarily if imposed by force as demanded, then resonable people would do what they could to stop it {ABE - by taking it seriously and arguing against it).This message has been edited by anglagard, 05-12-2006 03:23 PMThis message has been edited by anglagard, 05-12-2006 03:48 PM

Science News | Science Mission DirectorateAlso covered in Penn & Teller Bullshit! on ShowtimeThis message has been edited by AdminNosy, 05-13-2006 12:35 AM