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Fresh Problem with the Ark

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AdminNosy
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07-03-2004 5:03 AM 		Reply to: Message 225 by simple
07-03-2004 2:03 AM

A warning!
In post 223
Ha! Right, and we know it was over 'millions of years because why? They found some other fossil nearby?
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You have been told otherwise a number of times or the information is available to you. Continuing to repeat things that you now know is wrong is not debating in good faith.
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The rest of that post is showing similar disregard for honest debate.
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You next two posts are not even attempting to stay on topic.
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You will have a significant restriction in posting capability if this continues.
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01-15-2005 11:10 PM 		Reply to: Message 307 by creationfan
01-15-2005 11:06 PM

Stick to the topic
These guys want us to prove all this stuff, now it's there turn. How did amphibians evolve into reptiles when there eggs are completely differant?
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This would make an excellent "Biological Evolution" thread. I suggest that you propose a new topic and it can be discussed.
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