When Jesus was teaching the disciples how to pray I do not remember him saying anything about quarterbacks. I must have missed that part of the lesson.
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Scientific Noah's flood.
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Nonetheless, there are many athletes who pray before their big game, and who credit their subsequent victory to their prayers.
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juvenissun
... and God saw that it was good.
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Or group of crystals.
OK, now I am questioning a beginning geologist:
Why is this not a rock? (bet you can not answer it)
How about you, RocksInMyHead? Like to try?
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TLK Valentine
I've already read the books you want burned.
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And many starving children who pray for a meal... and die starving.
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God is innocent; Noah built on a floodplain!
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I would call it a cluster of minerals. Generally, I wouldn't consider something to be a rock if it consists of crystals growing into free space
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I'll be happy to compare credentials with you any time juve. In fact I'll be happy to post mine against yours and let the CF vote on it.
Because it is 100% crystalline material and not an aggregate grains. What makes you think it could be a rock by definition?
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TLK Valentine
I've already read the books you want burned.
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I don't see to see degrees to know which of you knows what they're talking about, and which is blowing smoke.
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So now what, we have to provide our transcript before we are qualified to post on this forum?
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Exactly, evolutionists DO NOT have a proper degree in Theology, yet they still try to pass as experts on the subject. Even the ones that have never ever taken a class at a Bible School.don't even bother if do not have a proper degree!
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juvenissun
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No wonder you are a geologist. I generally agree. What you said excludes a good part of hydrothermal deposits (and geode).
But, if so, how would you classify pegmatites or accumulates?
I think there should be a better way to say it.
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juvenissun
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It seems we can count the number of crystals in that piece. Can't we?
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mzungu
INVICTUS
No matter how many you find the surveys all say the same thing:
Survey: Atheists, Agnostics Know More About Religion Than Religious : The Two-Way : NPR
http://community.thenest.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/43140716.aspx
http://www.dallasnews.com/incoming/20100927-Agnostics-atheists-Jews-9496.ece
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/28/us/28religion.html?_r=0
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If that is what is needed, I would be glad to have transcripts sent from where I received my degrees (Univ. of Memphis, Dept. of Earth Sciences, 1975, 77) to one of the CF moderators for verification. I can provide a CV as well. I am not what AV calls an "Internet Scientist", I actually do possess credentials.
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No, of course not, anyone is allowed to have an opinion and put it up for debate.
BUT...
...if someone makes a claim about their credentials and is then shown not to be able to live up to that claim, don't be surprised if they get shot down in flames and told a few home truths.
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Where did I say they didn't?I am not what AV calls an "Internet Scientist", I actually do possess credentials.
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In Geology which you admit all the time has nothing to do with Biology.I actually do possess credentials.
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