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Intelligent Design vs. Real Science

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Coragyps
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01-19-2011 9:13 AM 		Reply to: Message 56 by Dawn Bertot
01-17-2011 12:01 PM

again I ask......
clear, obvious, observable and demonstrable order are not "I know it when I see it"
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So is this field in Spitsbergen designed, or not?
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Why can I never get an answer to this picture?
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Coragyps
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01-19-2011 8:31 PM 		Reply to: Message 87 by Buzsaw
01-19-2011 5:53 PM

Re: again I ask......
being likely naturally caused by things dropping from the sky,
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Yeah, shit falls from the sky and splashes rocks around down here all the time, Buz.
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What isn't "complex" about hundreds of acres of stones all gathered up into rings with bare centers? If you saw a dozen rings like those in your backyard, would you think first of gophers or of neighbor kids? Or of shit falling out of the sky?
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Hint: neighbor kids would be my first choice if it were in my backyard. There aren't lots of kids in Spitsbergen.
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