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Originally posted by schrafinator:
They intend for people to believe that their claims are based upon reliable evidence, yet they have no intention of following the tenets and stringent review process of science.
To them, the most important thing is to "bring people into the fold". It doesn't seem to bother them to ignore and distort scientific evidence which is contrary to their interpretation of certain parts of their religious writings as long as people belive them.
They are not interested in the discovery of nature. They are interested in convincing people that their version of religion is true.
As I so often ask my girls, "Fact or opinion?" Schraf, is what you stated above something that you know is fact (verifiable) or is it your opinion?