Evolution is Religion.

[And-U-Say]

Evolution is Religion, Not Science
by Henry M. Morris, Ph.D.

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Member, Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability

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What are the odds that RichardT will not be back to defend the cut and paste of this tripe? Is this evidence that Creationists have a hard time thinking for themselves?

 

[BigRed11]

I read the first paragraph and cut out. Nobody with a shred of intelligence would actually think that scientists "believe" in theories. Not only is this a case of mis-use of symantics, but it is hardly a "belief" when supported by millions of individual pieces of evidence. So according to this guy, we "believe" in atoms and "believe" in black holes?

 

[Praxiteles]

It's OK. Morris has gone where all liars go in the end.

[munchkins]Below, below, below your home....[/munchkins]

 

[Mocca]

Evolution is an observed fact. Evolution is different from the Theory of Evolution. The Theory of Evolution is a theory. The Theory of Evolution is not a religion. It does not impose moral values on the people who accept it.

Seriously, simple refutation: if the Theory of Evolution was a religion, then why do most Christians accept evolution?

 

[chaoschristian]

. . . is the signature:​

Member of the United Creationists of Christianforums

They have a union!​

 

[Nathan Poe]

It's OK. Morris has gone where all liars go in the end.

[munchkins]Below, below, below your home....[/munchkins]

Now, now... we can be more courteous towards the deceased, despite our quarrels.

I think Mark Twain said it best (of course, I think Mark Twain said almost everyhting best) when he spoke about Elisha Bliss, his first publisher, who had bilked him out of a small fortune in royalties:

"He has been dead for a quarter of a century now. My bitterness against him has faded away and disappeared. I feel only compassion for him, and if I could send him a fan, I would."

 

[Praxiteles]

Now, now... we can be more courteous towards the deceased, despite our quarrels.

I understand why you say this. Hence everyone is being courteous about Stalin, Hitler, Jim Jones etc. Just as we'll all be courteous when Kent Hovind carks it.

I think Mark Twain said it best (of course, I think Mark Twain said almost everyhting best) when he spoke about Elisha Bliss, his first publisher, who had bilked him out of a small fortune in royalties:

"He has been dead for a quarter of a century now. My bitterness against him has faded away and disappeared. I feel only compassion for him, and if I could send him a fan, I would."

Oh, you meant *that* kind of courteous.

 

[Nathan Poe]

Oh, you meant *that* kind of courteous.

Indeed. More from Mark Twain, referring to the death of a New York Tammany Hall boss...

"I refused to attend his funeral, but I did write a very nice letter saying that I approved of it."

 

[Goatboy]

"History will ne&#8217;er survey,
a nobler grave than this.
For here lie the bones of Henry Morris,
Stop traveller and ****"

Byron
(Originally written on the death of Castlereigh)

 

[ImmortalTechnique]

. . . is the signature:​

They have a union!​

actually the scariest part is that someone made up that United Creationists as a joke, and RichardT (alone I believe) failed to notice that. I'll try and find the thread...

 

[TheInstant]

actually the scariest part is that someone made up that United Creationists as a joke, and RichardT (alone I believe) failed to notice that. I'll try and find the thread...

It was something like "Creationists of Christian Forums Unite!" by that girl Jan.

 

[DJ_Ghost]

It's OK. Morris has gone where all liars go in the end.

Into Politics?

Ghost