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themediator
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Message 9 of 113 (5898)
03-01-2002 12:29 PM


1)You would think so, but the world wide flood upset everything. Granted it didn't move everything around, but it did do enough to blow the little bones of a rat or rabbit around. In this process, the little bones were scattered and tossed, leaving them strewn about and practically unperceivable to the untrained eye. The bones of a dinosaur are considerably larger than a rat or rabbit making those bones much easier to find.

  
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Message 10 of 113 (5901)
03-01-2002 12:53 PM
Reply to: Message 1 by quicksink
02-28-2002 8:08 AM


2)Ya see, brilliant scientists are everywhere. The fact that one person won the nobel peace prize means absolutely nothing. The fact that most evolutionary scientist get nobel prizes is true, but that doesn't devalue creation scientists discoveries at all. The creation scientists just are disproved and shown prejudice when attempting to go for a peace prize have been met with hostility by judicators in the Nobel Peace Prize council(for lack of a better word) because people don't want to accept the truth that there may be a God. That would mean that there would be judgment day and people would have to atone for their sins, and people don't want to take responsibility for their actions. So people will try everything to disprove creation so they can sleep at night believing that they don't have to atone for the wrongs they did. That's why.

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themediator
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Message 12 of 113 (5903)
03-01-2002 1:06 PM


3)That's the best estimate that evolutionists can come up with. If it's any longer it disproves a large portion of evolution. If its any shorter, it disproves a different large portion of evolution. Even now, it disproves some of evolution. The truth is, there is no time that is perfect that doesn't disprove some portion of evolution. It all depends what you believe. Every evolutionist believes something a little different than another. Kinda like politics, people can be republican but one is pro-life and one is pro-choice. There has never been any evidence that any kind of plant or animal has ever been able to create itself or produce any other kind of plant or animal. We have seen thousands of changes within the created kinds but that is not evolution.

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themediator
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Message 14 of 113 (5905)
03-01-2002 1:21 PM


5)That's because today's society is saturated with evolution and "evolution science." People who have gone to public schools for their entire life have been hit with evolution since kindergarten. The fact that they believe evolution over everything else is bunk because that's all that people are taught. The "Theory of Evolution" is not a theory but a religion. People blindly believe that we came from dirt. A government funded religion because (as I said earlier) people don't want to take responsibility for their actions and people will believe anything before they believe that there's a God. Also, you have to take into account the ratio of people that attend public schools and private schools. Your whole argument is invalidated somewhat due to the fact that public schools far outnumber private schools. So of course since creation has been taken out of school due to the separation of church and state (which is bunk) now evolution is taught without restraint or even giving people choice by showing both sides (creation/evolution). The children of today are being indoctrinated by evolution to the point at which they don't know what else to believe because people don't teach anything else.

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themediator
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Message 17 of 113 (5908)
03-01-2002 1:31 PM


No, and due to the fact that evolutionists outnumber creationists on judicator teams because of a bias, many evolutionists come to disprove these creation scientists who come forth. As I said before, evolution is being taught so much more than creationism because of the whole separation of church and state deal, so there is many more evolutionists than there are creationists. There is few people who know God's word and firmly stand behind what they say. www.drdino.com is a site of Dr. Kent Hovind who has not been disproved by any evolutionist who has questioned him. He knows so much, and knowledge is power so he disproves all theories of evolution (to my knowledge). He even has a bet, for 250,000 dollars if you can prove evolution to him he'll give you 250k.

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themediator
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Message 21 of 113 (5912)
03-01-2002 2:19 PM


You pose good questions Joz. You'd think that people would widely accept something that has a moral base, but when people are doing things that are immoral, they don't want to take responsibility. Also, the fact that the U.S. today is so liberal, everything goes. People go to a place and kill their children before they are born and they justify it as it wasn't born yet. That's dumb. It still has mental abilities. It knows whether to suck its thumb or not, etc. Not really developed mental processes but it's less than 9 mo. old. I have no idea what the "GEC TM" is. I've never heard of that before. ah, I said the separation of church and state is bunk to the fact that 1)this country was founded on God, 2) I didn't say that the church and gov't should be dogmatic in supporting the church, I'm saying that christians,mormons, and all religious groups should not be discriminated against. I'm not asking the gov't to pontificate with the church or with what they believe, I just think that a church should get the same amount of funding a public school does.
The world is 4.5 billion years old, yes that's an estimate, an educated guess. Prove to me that that's the truth. Prove that the world is in actuality 4.5. As I said, different evolutionists believe different things. Some evolutionists believe that the world is spinning down and slowing down. well 4.5 billion years ago, it would have been spinning so fast that all life on there (if any) would be flung off the earth. The "Big Bang" theory states that the dirt hit bumps in space, have you ever seen a bump in space? The earth is in the 5th limb of the Milky Way galaxy. It's so small that it would have had to have been spinning in one direction, same with all the other planets. Well 3 of the planets spin "backwards." So that couldn't have happened. The earth (in creationist terms) is 8,000-10,000 years old. Based on geneologies and ages of people stated in the Bible. Humans and chimps have some of the same DNA because humans have 4 limbs and chimps have 4 limbs, Humans have 5 fingers and toes, chimps have 5 fingers and 5 toes, Humans have 2 eyes, 1 nose and 1 mouth, chimps, the same. Humans have hands, a gerbil has paws. humans have only hair on their head and some on their body, gerbils have hair all over their body, Humans don't have a tail, gerbils do. Created kinds, or in other words, species _created_ by God. Not that hard to understand. Ah, Dr. Hovind _thought_ that it may have been, he surmised. At the time that he said that, he could have been mistaken. "To err is human..." These web sites are premature assumptions. They say that evolution is a religion. And you bring him something and he'll disprove it. The reason that Dr. Hovind doesn't have 250k is because he hasn't needed it. No one has ever proved evolution. Evolution is not scientific, because, Science is 1)observable, 2)repeatable and 3)measureable. You can't do any with evolution. In the NMSR.org site, Hovind simply states that he doesn't have time. Go to his site and look at his Itinerary. He's booked until January 2004. All this NMSR society has to do is call and make an appt, but he's quite busy. @ the NMSR.com, Dave Thomas shows his cowardice by saying, "...If it's a real debate you want, we'll be happy to debate you, point-by-point, on the pages of our monthly newsletter (and also our web-site). Simply send an essay of 750 words or less to me at..." So in other words, give us a heads up so we know what to study up for. Dave Thomas being the heavily biased person that he is (by the way, everyone is biased in some way or another), pontificates and uses weak arguments to try to downplay Dr. Hovind, when in actuality, he has no footing. He won't agree to a public debate. He keeps asking for an essay. A public debate challenges what people think and how well they know it. Dr. Hovind just says, "...schedule an appointment..."

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