Specifically, the Wilberforce Award, dedicated to opponents of evolution who "through the silly nature of their arguments or actions, have inadvertently done the most to promote evolution as a fact". Congratulations, Carl! Keep up the good work!
AiG bigshot Carl Wieland wins top award
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Why would he want to go there, look foolish and be laughed at every time he opened his mouth?
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I love itMartinM said:
...we should have an award like that for the forum, hey has anyone seen Napa John ??
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Him? Heck no. You've been really sheltered if you think that. The poster formerly known as ArkGuy is clearly the hands-down winner of that title.LorentzHA said:I love it
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I admire the courage and insight of Carl Wieland. He and the team have demonstrated an unflinching commitment to God's truth.
I think he can take the ridicule from opponents as a compliment. Their findings have evidently ruffled a few feathers.
I note that a member of the Sceptics society was among those who presented the awards. Scepticism can be a healthy thing. I'm glad the Creation team has been prepared to challenge the fantasies of those opposed to God.
I think he can take the ridicule from opponents as a compliment. Their findings have evidently ruffled a few feathers.
I note that a member of the Sceptics society was among those who presented the awards. Scepticism can be a healthy thing. I'm glad the Creation team has been prepared to challenge the fantasies of those opposed to God.
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If that is the case, then why to they persist in spreading mistruths?Micaiah said:
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well in that case, would you like to address their page on atavisms:
http://www.answersingenesis.org/cre...3/whale_leg.asp
They clearly misrepresent atavisms as either a bony disease, or fatty lumps, whereas talkorigins, on the next link shows an actual three foot long whale leg, and an X ray of an atavistic tail on a human.
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/com...ml#atavisms_ex1
I wonder why there is such a disparity between the images shown at AIG (which is a whale with a bone disease, which is cearly malformed and disorganised in it's nature, and the picture from talkorigins, which shows a very clear leg structure indeed. Why does AIG not address the whale leg in talkorigins?
for comparison, here are the two images taken from the sites above.
http://www.answersingenesis.org/cre...3/whale_leg.asp
They clearly misrepresent atavisms as either a bony disease, or fatty lumps, whereas talkorigins, on the next link shows an actual three foot long whale leg, and an X ray of an atavistic tail on a human.
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/com...ml#atavisms_ex1
I wonder why there is such a disparity between the images shown at AIG (which is a whale with a bone disease, which is cearly malformed and disorganised in it's nature, and the picture from talkorigins, which shows a very clear leg structure indeed. Why does AIG not address the whale leg in talkorigins?
for comparison, here are the two images taken from the sites above.
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JM: Here's a claim by AIG I'd love to see you defend. Either Walker is a sloppy scientist or he is purposefully making things up.Micaiah said:
http://www.answersingenesis.org/home/area/magazines/tj/docs/v17n3_paleosols.asp
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is that the one where he made his entire judgement from your picture, and has not actually been there himself? oh yes, and they are using their "peer reviewed" journal to critique a website?
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That just is not true! It is really funny to even contemplate such a notion; it is a cowhale of a tale i mean fairy tale!
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no, it is true. It is very very true. whales have been found with four foot long hind legs. there is a picture of it in that post above.obediah001 said:
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They are flippers (silly) whales use them for locomotion in the water. If you insist they are legs then where are the rest of the transitional parts of said cow with legs? U really funny u know it?
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flippers? no. those are whale hind legs. there is a femur, a tibia, a tarsus, and a metatarsal and also cartilage as one would expect with a leg. They were found dorsally either side of the whale's "genital opening", nowhere near the fins or the fluke (not flippers) They were about four feet long. This isn't an example of a transitional, it was a female humpback whale, complete with legs, pulled out of the water after it was killed.obediah001 said:
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