I am pretty new to these forums, and I was just checking out the creation evolution debate. It seems that every post I read oposes YECism. Are there any YECs out there? Maybe they are just quiet right now and all the other poeple are posting. Let me know what you think.
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I was just curious - where are all the YECs?
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Split Rock
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There are a few that post here, but most seem to post in the new Creationist Only forum, where they do not have to argue with evolutionists. It's a lot easier for them that way.SpinaticFanatic said:
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there are a few YEC's that frequent these boards, but many of them just post 1 line hand-waving dismissals, instead of actually contributing to the posts with real arguments. most of the YECs are probably hiding out in the creationist only forum:
http://www.christianforums.com/f425-creationism.html
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Split Rock
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Hey.. let's be a little nicer with the newbies, huh? Some may actually want to learn here.cweb255 said:
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Welcome to the forums new guy.SpinaticFanatic said:
Most of them are in the creationist forums where they don't have to awnser to objections to their own theories. There are creationists here though.
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No problem, I'll divert my attention and any relevant answers to that thread.h2whoa said:
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Here is a small, scared little one... no, just kidding, although I haven't posted with any intention to defend YEC exclusively as of yet -- I'm also a relative newbie.
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In this case it was the word planet that was upgraded. Pluto is still a planet AV. It just as the word dwarf in front of it.
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I said our 9th planet.
According to your logic, we have 11 planets; with Pluto being the 11th.
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There are two more dwarf planets in our solar system: Ceres and something-else.
Note: Make that 11 planets, not 12 -- my mistake.
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perhaps you should come up with another definition of planet
come back to me after you have finished.
otherwise, stop whining about it.
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You might want to go back and read what you said to me:perhaps you should come up with another definition of planet
come back to me after you have finished.
otherwise, stop whining about it.
I'm actually agreeing with you --
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