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    Racial Relations in America

    This is one example. It's an example where the two collide, not where they are proven to be intertwined. If anything this example exemplifies racism and not sexism.
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    Creationism=religious philosophy, evolution=science

    It's relevant because of what news headlines are feeding you? If you'd have read my post, you'd have seen that: 1. In-species transitional fossils are largely meaningless, as evolution doesn't predict them. (except in special cases where a species is terminated) 2. If you would look at the...
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    Racial Relations in America

    Yes, kinda. It's possible to be racist without favoring your own race. Sexism: Women shouldn't be allowed to become exposed to X. Racism: African americans are all X. Just because the two happened at the same time doesn't make them intertwined. You still aren't making much sense, so another...
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    Creationism=religious philosophy, evolution=science

    How many times do we have to explain this to you guys? "Species" is arbitrary and has limited usefulness. Since fossils are rare and constitute a snapshot in time, we can group them into categories based on their characteristics. Humans have also only been sufficiently intelligent for a snapshot...
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    Racial Relations in America

    That's not racism. Racism is discrimination based on one's race, not focus on the human race in general.
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    Do educated people lose common sense...

    I'll take a secular morality over a dogmatic, "infallible", and outdated religious one any day.
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    Atheist argument fails

    Well, i don't think the example in the OP was an attempt to disprove God. It was exposing how ridiculous it is...
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    Atheist argument fails

    Please, for your own good, stop posting topics.
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    Watch a big creationist event LIVE!

    I'm not sure what good that would do. I know plenty about creationist beliefs. Most of the questions I would ask couldn't be answered honestly (or couldn't be answered) unless they are bringing some new evidence forward, (or anything new) in which case I would be interested to see what they have.
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    The faithless atheist

    I always acknowledge that I could be wrong, it's always possible that there is something that I don't know. I just don't find the label "agnostic" useful because most circumspect people are agnostic about everything in their lives.
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    The faithless atheist

    :doh:
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    The faithless atheist

    No. First off, the confusion you're having is because of the different classifications of atheism. There are different systems of classification, and they don't always match up. "Atheist" pretty much always means one that doesn't believe in God. But agnostic changes. Under some definitions, you...
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    Is Genesis consistent with mainstream scientific knowledge??

    You mean prove beyond a reasonable doubt? Anyway, I have absolutely none. (assuming you meant positive evidence?) Although on the other hand, I don't need any. You should know that. Given the assumptions imbedded in this question, you need to read the following: Philosophic burden of proof -...
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    Is Genesis consistent with mainstream scientific knowledge??

    You don't know what appeal to authority is do you? The Argument from Authority is when you point to someone with authority in on subject matter and claim that that particular figure's opinion has a greater truth value than your opponent's because of their qualifications. It has nothing to do...
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    Do educated people lose common sense...

    Yeah. Common sense is regular reasoning and understanding which is universal enough to become "common". That doesn't mean it can't be wrong. If your statement's only qualifying attribute is "common sense" than it's far from substantiated. Not to mention that it's a subjective, narrowly useful term.