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Can science support creationism?

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Coragyps
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Message 21 of 95 (155639)
11-03-2004 10:14 PM 		Reply to: Message 19 by Buzsaw
11-03-2004 9:54 PM

Re: Explanation response.
Yes indeed. It has succeeded in brainwashing the heads fullamush in the assemblylines of higher education.
But I take it, Buz, that you're typing this response on a rock with a club? Not on a computer? Full o' mush, indeed, but you seem to have managed without all that much higher ejakashin.
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Coragyps
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11-08-2004 9:42 AM 		Reply to: Message 86 by Jon_the_Second
11-08-2004 7:04 AM

Hi, Jon! Welcome!
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How about the account in genesis which puts the order of creation as plants-birds-aquatic animals-land animals-man? That fits with the fossil evidence quite well.
Whose fossil record do you claim this order "fits with?" It's not remotely close to any order that palaeontologists have proposed in the last 180 years or so.
This is, in fact, a stunningly good example of reality disagreeing with Genesis.
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Coragyps
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11-08-2004 11:02 AM 		Reply to: Message 89 by Jon_the_Second
11-08-2004 10:08 AM

Oh, but it doesn't "have the general idea" at all! Land critters preceded birds by 200 million years or so. Sea creatures preceded herbs and grass by at least 400 million years - 3 billion years if you let stromatolite-forming bacteria count as creatures. It's utterly backasswards. It's mistaken. Wrong.
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