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Yes, dad. That is exactly what he did. It ws a compination of looking in the correct age of rocks, of looking in rocks that were formerly the sandy floor of shallow inland tropical waters, and that were currently surface exposed. All pre-split fairy tales, all of which led him to the arctic...

No one else's children give the experience of bringing you as close to immortality as you'll ever get, though. The evolution race? I beat you. ;)

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An example of how religion is harmful to society; examples of how another religion perpetuates further harm to society through reciprocation;

So are you saying that your sole purpose in the posts you make, here, is "wanting to know God's will for [your own] life". If so, you overstep that purpose with just about every other post...

I live in one of the most heavily regulated states wrt firearms, and yet I own plenty of guns. The same is true the nation over. It takes an abuse of power by authority that as of yet has only occurred in the isolation of the aftermath of severe natural disaster to compromise gun ownership...

I think you aren't seeing the "Cash for Clunkers" program for what is really is, my friend... Katrina physically isolated NO, and the rule of law was compromised due to that isolation. In order for that to happen on a nation-wide scale, there would have to be a similar isolation/seperation...

For another reason why religion is harmful to society, look no further than the date stamp on this post.

Originally Posted by atomweaver ...at the serious risk of putting this thread back on topic, did the OP take into account traffic at the Origins Theology sub-forum, before coming to his initial conclusion? :D I Guess so... I'll try not to underestimate the willingness of the...

Two possibilities; 1) obsessive-compulsive disorder 2) net addiction

Communism is a political ideology, not a religious one. Don't believe me? Then let me ask you a question; what religion is your political party? Aww, you want to blame the Nazis on atheists. How cute... Here, have a "Gott Mit Uns" belt buckle for your troubles; More often, the reaction...

:doh: You asked for evidence of the claim that churches began their involvement in marriage ceremonies in the 15th century. That is the Medieval era. Newsflash!!! Direct evidence of events of the 15th century comes from documents written in the 15th century. <staff edit>

...at the serious risk of putting this thread back on topic, did the OP take into account traffic at the Origins Theology sub-forum, before coming to his initial conclusion?

Its no more or less moral than being taxed for the item they need to transport themselves to and from their place of work to provide for their family, and for the government to use the police power of the state to force everyone to tell them exactly what kind and how many cars they have... And...

Originally Posted by marksman007 Can I have some verifiable evidence for this claim.

Its in here; Marriage, Sex, and Civic Culture in Late Medieval London, by Shannon McSheffrey, 2006 including images of original church documents.

I agree, that was the quote you manufactured. Specifically, you cut away this part to make it; Your condition is not uncommon. Overexposure to religion can do funny things to a person's ability to process information. Here is another visual aid for your myopia; If the subject of a...

Atheists get married all the time for decades (and Christians have no problem with it). 'Marriage is a religious institution" is a false statement. It is a collection of legal privileges surrounding and pertaining to a committed relationship. Many religions also vest married couples with some...

..? For certain, you were. Your reply was to jayem's post #29, which (when taken in full) was about Christianity as compared to other religions and social groupings. Your quote of that in post #31 eliminated the not-Christianity portions of his arguments, and focused down on a one sentence...

I think I get what you're saying. The pictures are deceptive, if your point is to make a case for a consolidated early embryonic form (Haeckel). If your points, instead, 1) to show that each individual embryo progresses from a more generalized structure to a more complex one (structure...