creationists lose in legal arena... again
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MoonLancer
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Here you are given a grand opportunity to provide evidence and you squander it. how very creationist of you.
Buddhism is not really a theology so i can very easily be both
Heck i could be an agnostic atheist Buddhist and there would be no contradiction.
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My goodness you have been on this forum how long,have seen many creationists come and go,some far more qualified than you are,probably thousands of posts on the subject,and still you cry no evidence!You simply arent taking the information in,hence me saying you are blind.Unless you want direct revelation.Sorry boss neither me nor you are that special.
Quite.Thanks for making my point.
So where does buddha fit in with this?excuse the pun.hes what?
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MoonLancer
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its sad, no? But only because your post has no evidence like all the other creationist posts on this thread.
Creationists dont have any evidence. There posts are ether off topic, misleading, or factually wrong. I have seen it all. Creations even refuse to come up with a falsifiable hypothesis. And that pretty much says it all.
again another squandered chance to provide your own evidence.
sorry you seem to be mistaking claims with evidence. you must not know the difference between a claim and evidence. and that's why creationists lost the court case. They didn't understand it any more then you do.
heck creationists cant win court cases even when they have every possible advantage, like in Dover when the judge was appointed by bush and hand picked by rick santorum.
he seems to be in good shape to me? are you anorexic?
OH right you didn't even realize that Budai and Siddhartha Gautama were different. Doh!
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I was told to leave the thread.If you want to participate in the other thread that im in,all good.
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MoonLancer
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start you own thread and post evidence that is falsifiable. It would be the first of its kind.
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MoonLancer
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What i think is frighting about this article is this.
It really seems like they are trying to destroy science from the inside out.
they keep trying to wedge themselves into schools one way or another, rather then doing the research and writing papers. Is this because they have nothing scientific to say? They would rather say whatever they like and when questioned point to a masters degree in science?
sick.
It really seems like they are trying to destroy science from the inside out.
they keep trying to wedge themselves into schools one way or another, rather then doing the research and writing papers. Is this because they have nothing scientific to say? They would rather say whatever they like and when questioned point to a masters degree in science?
sick.
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I think I'm right in saying that you only have these court cases in the US, what do they hope to achieve? all I can see is the destruction of US school science education, which would be terrible for the US but wonderful for the rest of the world.
Could creationism be guided by a foreign power with the intention of undermining the US? after all they don't seem to care what damage they do to the US do they? the more uneducated they get the more uneducated they get.
Who is in charge of homeland security in the US? and you thought drugs were a problem.
Could creationism be guided by a foreign power with the intention of undermining the US? after all they don't seem to care what damage they do to the US do they? the more uneducated they get the more uneducated they get.
Who is in charge of homeland security in the US? and you thought drugs were a problem.
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As the great Aron-Ra once said, the US used to be admired for being a powerhouse of science and technology, always being at the forefront of the high-tech and the (scientific) avant garde. Sadly, teachers nowadays have to squander time fending off religious fundamentalism from their science classrooms.
It's a sad state of affairs, though rulings like these do give me hope for their future.
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It's worse than that. They weren't trying to offer masters in science, but in science education.
Plaintiff the Institute for Creation Research Graduate School (“ICRGS”seeks to offer a Master
of Science degree with a major in Science Education from “a Biblical scientific creationist viewpoint”
in Texas.
Check out the comment from MisledBySchool. PRATTs!
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Indeed -- and here are words I never thoguht I'd say -- it gives me hope for Texas.
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