The C&E Thread Archive

[aeroz19]

Yeah more discussions where one or two creationsists Got mobbed, or they didn't even attempt to answer for fear of being mobbed.

Stop whining. When I came here I was a staunch YECist, and I endured the ridicule. But if you stick with it and approach this stuff with an open mind, they will become friendly.

 

[aeroz19]

This is excellent. Wonderful. I am reading through those thread again...just...wonderful. Have some reps.

 

[Bargainfluger]

A BUMP from the DUMP.

 

[Dragar]

Bump.

 

[Bargainfluger]

Even though it's already stickied, I think the quiet thread could fit into Miscellaneous. It's sort of like a collection in itself, but for purposes of consolidating everything into one place, I don't suppose it could hurt.

 

[Mechanical Bliss]

Another update to include new threads (seventeen new thread links, iirc).

As usual, pointing out errors/omissions is welcomed (please provide links if you are advocating an addition though).

 

[Fear]

You should add ReUsAbLePhEoNiX's "Intelligently Designed Nightmares and Monsters" thread under the Misc/PRATT section, that was a pretty cool one. I can't find it though.

 

[Bargainfluger]

Trump says "BUMP".

 

[jjdoe]

bump

 

[NamesAreHardToPick]

I am posting in this topic so that I now have it saved in my profile as favorites. Yay!

 

[Bargainfluger]

*sigh* well, MB's two excellent threads have fallen by the wayside as predicted, so I think it's time they go here.

Appalachian Mountains: Refutation of Catastrophic Plate Tectonism

Meteorite Craters: Identifying Characteristics

 

[HRE]

Do we have anything about beneficial mutations on here?

 

[Pete Harcoff]

*bump*

 

[corvus_corax]

b to the u to the mp BUMP

 

[NamesAreHardToPick]

Just found out, you can google C&E Thread Archive and this pops up. So I won't ever lose this again.

 

[Fear]

you can google a lot fo them, I google lucaspa's abiogenesis thread all the time.

 

[Self Improvement]

Its an honor to be on the list.

 

[Edx]

To add to this excellent thread:

The highlights, or "lecture posts":

Biota (organic RNA/DNA protein-based metabolic organisms)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=10992671&postcount=1

Eukarya (organisms with nucleic cells)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=11006334&postcount=5

Opisthokonta (eukaryotes with rear-mounted gamete flagella)
Animalia (opisthokonts which ingest and digest other organisms)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=11019797&postcount=17

Eumetazoa (animals other than sponges)
Coelomata (Eumetazoans with an internal tubular digestive cavity)
Triploblast (Coelomates with three germ layers)
Bilateria (bilaterally-symmetrical tryploblasts)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=11034262&postcount=23

Deuterostomia
(bilateral symetrical animals with a blastopore that opens anally before
orally)
Chordata (deuterostomes with spinal chords)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=11050472&postcount=36

Craniata (chordates with skulls)
Vertebrata (craniates with vertebrae)
Gnathostomia (vertebrates with jaws)
Sarcopterygii (gnathostomes with legs)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=11090156&postcount=82

Stegocephalia (Sarcopterygiians with fingers)
Tetrapoda (gill-less sarcopterygiians skeletally-adapted for four limbs)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=11136974&postcount=142

Anthracosauria (pentadactyl terrestrial tetrapods)
Amniota (clawed, dry-skinned anthracosaurs developed in an amnion.)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=11227226&postcount=218

Synapsids (amniotes with one temporal fenestra)
Therapsids (synapsids with mammalian skeletal formations)
Mammals (endothermic therapsids)
Eutherians (placental mammals)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=13675348&postcount=346

Euachontoglires (eutherians with generalized but modernized skeletal
features)
Archonta (euachontoglires with delicate fingers and forward-oriented eyes)
Anthropoids (primates)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=13735487&postcount=394

Haplorhini (monkeys)
Catarrhini (Old World monkeys)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=13767587&postcount=424

Hominoidea (apes)
Hominidae (Great apes)
Hominini (bi-pedal apes)
Homo (humans)
http://www.christianforums.com/showthread.php?p=13816757&postcount=452

 

[HRE]

Does anyone have the thread concerning Genesis -- why it was written the way it was, and why it can still be meaningful without being literal?

I believe the thread discussed, among other things, the poetic structure and the relationships to the Babylonian pantheon...

 

[gluadys]

Does anyone have the thread concerning Genesis -- why it was written the way it was, and why it can still be meaningful without being literal?

I believe the thread discussed, among other things, the poetic structure and the relationships to the Babylonian pantheon...

I remember discussing that, but it wasn't the main topic of the thread and I forget what was. Most of it was taken from Richard E. Friedman's book Who Wrote the Bible?