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Chiroptera
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Message 57 of 232 (123744)
07-11-2004 12:50 PM
Reply to: Message 56 by Loudmouth
07-11-2004 12:15 AM


A quibble.
quote:
There is no evidence that Abraham lived that long....
Or even that he lived at all.

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Chiroptera
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Message 59 of 232 (123817)
07-11-2004 7:59 PM
Reply to: Message 58 by NosyNed
07-11-2004 7:55 PM


Re: sure looks like it!
Good point, NosyNed. If the Cambrian "explosion" is evidence of some sort of creation event, it surely is not the creation event described in Genesis.

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Chiroptera
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Message 73 of 232 (123955)
07-12-2004 1:31 PM
Reply to: Message 61 by simple
07-11-2004 9:50 PM


Re: sure looks like it!
Because the Cambrian doesn't show even one single species that is alive today. If the Cambrian "explosion" indicates a creation event, it is a dfferent creation event than described in Genesis.
That is why most Christians before Darwin were Old Earth Creationists. They felt that the geologic record showed multiple creation events over a very long time. Young Earth Creationism really didn't get started until after Darwin published his theories -- in fact, I think that YEC was a sudden reaction against the proposal that humans evolved from "lower" animals.

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Chiroptera
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Message 96 of 232 (124524)
07-14-2004 4:26 PM
Reply to: Message 94 by Loudmouth
07-14-2004 3:23 PM


Re: granny had a plan
quote:
You are the one speculating. You claim that mammals were concentrated WITHOUT EVIDENCE. I claim that mammals were not around during the cambrian, sighting no modern mammal or non-mammalian species in the cambrian layers.
I'll also point out that Loudmouth's hypothesis, that there were no mammals in the Cambrian, can be falsified: find the remains of a mammal that date to the Cambrian. That is (in part) what makes it science. How would one falsify the notion that mammals existed but were "concentrated"?

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Chiroptera
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Message 98 of 232 (124527)
07-14-2004 4:30 PM
Reply to: Message 95 by crashfrog
07-14-2004 4:17 PM


quote:
Is there a catch-all term for prehistoric aquatic reptiles contemporary with dinosaurs?
Yes: "prehistoric aquatic reptiles contemporary with dinosaurs".
(Ooh, bad bat!)
Actually, there isn't a single term. There are several lineages of aquatic reptile, even ignoring the "boring" ones like turtles.
Edited to add: Bah! 1.6 beat me to the lame joke!
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Chiroptera
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Message 122 of 232 (124820)
07-15-2004 8:33 PM
Reply to: Message 121 by Coragyps
07-15-2004 8:27 PM


Re: teeth: better than tea leaves!
quote:
That "deep" is pretty plainly the "ocean" that the disk-shaped earth floats on (or is supported by pillars in) in the Hebrew cosmology.
And the whole thing lying underneath the solid dome-like "firmament", which held out the waters in the heavens (except when God opens some of the windows to let it rain).
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quote:
Why do I even read this drivel?
There is something irrestible about it, though, isn't there?

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