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Author Topic:   Can science support creationism?
tsig
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Message 57 of 95 (156763)
11-06-2004 6:00 PM
Reply to: Message 19 by Buzsaw
11-03-2004 9:54 PM


Re: Explanation response.
Full circle back to my point. Your "other means" appear to be weaker than intelligent design for the complexity such as that observed in the human brain.
Buz,the content of your posts argue against the comlexity of the human mind.

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tsig
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Message 62 of 95 (156803)
11-06-2004 6:49 PM
Reply to: Message 35 by Buzsaw
11-04-2004 10:33 PM


Re: Support??
I didn't say there was never decrease in entropy now, did I? On the other hand, how much order and decrease of entropy, moving contrary to the tendency of the scientific law, can one observe on one itty bitty planet and still say 2ltd is still operative??
When you die your complex brain will return to a much less complex state, so the ultimate operation of the 2ltd will be vindicated. We only get a brief time under the sun, then we return from where we have come.

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tsig
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Message 63 of 95 (156806)
11-06-2004 6:57 PM
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11-06-2004 6:04 PM


Re: Not needed.
Does that post advance the discussion in any way? If not, it should be dropped.
Read buz's reply.

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tsig
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Message 64 of 95 (156816)
11-06-2004 7:10 PM
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11-06-2004 6:04 PM


Re: Uncalled for
Sure you understood what I meant. This seems like an overreaction. I've seen people call others ignorant with no moderator input.

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