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Wow --- way to shift the fulcrum.Yeah, conjuring spirits= evolution.
Sure it does.
FAIL.
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Wow --- way to shift the fulcrum.Yeah, conjuring spirits= evolution.
Sure it does.
FAIL.
David and Isaiah mentioning the universe expanding, Job mentioning electronic communication, those sorts of things.Such as?
Yeah, sorry AV, don't follow links. Is this admission of no such verses?
I do.I don't understand why any of us even respond to AVET.
Myself included.
Postdiction is not science. Fail.David and Isaiah mentioning the universe expanding, Job mentioning electronic communication, those sorts of things.
The Defender's Study Bible has two pages of science mentioned in the Bible.
Is it because Holy Spirit is pulling at our hearts, or is it because exchange with trolls/Poes as free entertainment??I do.
I'm sure you mean too vague.Really? Just who, exactly, are these "intelligent and educated people" you refer to? Just a little to vague.
And what was the last non-creo ToE book you read?
And I get tired of repeating myself over and over --- [pun intended].Yeah, sorry AV, don't follow links.
Wow --- way to shift the fulcrum.
I'm sure you mean too vague. (As if pointing out a spelling error makes you superior)
You couldn't pick us out in a crowd, there are too many of us. You wouldn't recognize our names, nor is it important.
I am in Artificial Intelligence (computers) math is much more interesting than science. I've got my plate full without bothering with something as inexact as science.
1) Taken a college level Biology course? Yes
2) Learned about evolution from a source other than what a Creation Scientist told you? Yes
3) Taken both sides equally into account before making your decision to be a creationist or have you just gone with it because that's what you were told to do by your church leaders? I believe in God first only and above all Anything that, to me, goes against anything is the Bible is wrong..and "no" a church leader didn't teach me that. You really have a very prejudice view of conservative and fundamental Christians or is it Christianity in general?
4) Read the following books:
*Finding Darwin's God by Kenneth Miller (A Catholic Biologist)
*The Language of God by Francis Collins (Christian and Director of Human Genome Project)
*The Counter-Creationism Handbook (which debunks MOST if not ALL the creationist myths that are so often perpetuated) [like the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics myth]
No to all, but I also haven't read books on Hindu, Buddhism, Satanism, the Big Bang Theory, Alien Invasions, The Next Meteor, Global Warming (sorry it is now Climate Change), Pet have Souls, Homo-sex is natural, and all the other junk that are simply a belief, an opinion. I will stick with God and the Bible for my beliefs not what man thinks (no proof).
It is kind of like some other evolution believer said on another post. Anyone can cherry pick a quote here and there and form a view. Evolution is an excellent example of this.
5) Visited the following websites:
The BioLogos Foundation THE BIOLOGOS FOUNDATION
In addition, do you understand cultural anthropology?
And finally, do you understand that Kent Hovind is NOT an accredited scientist? That he got his so-called degree from a degree mill?
How's come Gaara got what I was saying [I think], and you didn't?LOL.
I didn't shift anything. YOU brought up the Necronomicon as if it had anything in common with evolution.
Have you read The Preservation of Favoured Races?What non-creationist evolution textbooks have you read?
I'm 52 for pete's sake! I can't remember the names of textbooks from 35 years ago! Get a grip!Way to dodge the question. So, I'll ask it again for him. What non-creationist evolution textbooks have you read?