Silver_and_Jade_Tears

Silver_and_Jade_Tears

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[quote]Look it up on Webtender. There are different varieties.[/quote] Even though you have provided proof, I still accept this as only theory (proof lies, you know), so now I will feel victimized by what I perceive as an infringement on my right to believe that buttery nipples only exist in sexual acts because you tried to offer proof that I asked for. (I'm just giving you a hard time, btw. And cracking myself up in the process.)

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[quote]Is ID a science or not?[/quote] You would have to ask the Idahoans... I bet they think they are very scientific, but by the way they drive... I don't know if I agree. (Honestly, I do not know what you are referring to with "ID")

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[quote who="AldericJourdain" reply="13" id="2188003"] (If that means offering both sides up as THEORIES in a classroom, so be it.) To express happiness over someone else being penalized for this should mean that you should be happy when someone of your own beliefs is penalized as well, as that is equality. Intelligent Design ---> Philosophy Evolution, etc. ---> Science That is the only way I would supp

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[quote] Now that law is being used against the secularists and it is now unfair and hypocritical to do what has been done to believing teachers since I was in grade school. [/quote] Did you even read my entire post? I say this now (when it's the secularist being punished) because I would say it if it were the non-securalists being punished as well. I don't care what side you are on... it's wrong to be penalized for your beliefs in America. To be

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[quote]There is no evidence to suggest the earth and it's inhabitants have been here longer than 50 years. It was put there when I arrived, and will disappear when I'm gone. Anything else is just nonsense [/quote] There is no evidence that you exist... You may be simply a figment of my very vivid imagination. In fact, this entire world may be a figment of my imagination. Are we truly here at all? :D <span style="font-

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[quote]here's today's news about another teacher getting caught and penalized.........it's about time....... Student Wins Suit After Teacher Says Creationism 'Superstitious Nonsense'[/quote] It's about time? While I understand your joy about the belief creationism not being able to be discarded in the classroom, to want to penalize the other side for expressing their belief is hypocritical. The proverbial pendulum needs to be kept in the middle,

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[quote]*sigh* And you didn't include the other part, just ignored it entirely. And I made the correciton within about a minute of posting so you can say that it wasn't there if you want, but that was just what I thought someone would do. Thanks.[/quote] Because I didn't realize that it was a correction to that post... it says your last comment, which I assumed was a comment prior to the one you made to me. It still implies that I am saying that you are forcing your belief

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[quote]It's the idea of change over eons of time from one species into a completely different one with different DNA...for example reptiles supposedly changing into birds.[/quote] Would adapatation in the long term not result in evolution as you describe here?

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[quote]The kicker is I say that I believe in the Bible and I get told that I don't have the right, kinda a double standard, hum?[/quote] I don't see people claiming that you don't have the right to believe the Bible. There is, however, a difference between believing the Bible, and judging others by your beliefs. But that is another argument for another day. You can believe the Bible to be true, and I can believe it to be a collection of writings tha

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[quote]I've read it cover to cover many times as well as daily. I absolutely believe the bible is the revealed word of God to mankind and it has lasted and been tested thru time.[/quote] As is your right, but it does not change that the Bible may be something more than holy scriptures. It has accounts of the political events of the time, it has opinions from the authors, it is from the side of the people of God, (bias), it has laws of those days, and conveys the social expectati

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[quote]"The world will pass away but my word will never pass away" so says God. You're comparing something non-inspired (man's opinion) vs something that is inspired (the word of God) and there is no comparison.[/quote] You say this because you believe the Bible 100% with all of your heart. You stated above: "The bible is history, poetry, prophecy, law, manual for everyday living and so much more." It is this to you because you have chosen that... but it doesn't disprove

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[quote]I think that the Bible and history go hand in hand. That it is one group's version of events and way of explaining what they see. [/quote] Perhaps the Bible was a compiliation of opinions, and then believed facts... say like a book with The Best of, from the New York Times... What if using the Bible as the foundation to your religion is like someone thousands of years from now taking our newspapers, and basing a religion off of those... As for evolution...

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[quote]Why? If someone is great at their job, why force them to stop doing it even when everyone they represent wants them to do it? If people get worse the longer they're doing their job, then since they're elected, the voters can simply vote for someone else. There's no need for some arbitrary limit when the voters get to choose.[/quote] I don't believe that these people are representing the people that voted them in, but because Americans in general are lazy, and tend to be apathet

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[quote]I think scientists have drawn mistaken conclusions from the appearance of age in the universe. Why ignore the possibility that the Creator rapidly ( Genesis says that in the beginning God spoke and light was created) transformed matter created on Day 1 into galaxies on Day 4 and stretched out starlight instantaneously throughout the universe? Instantaneous Creation to me is also mature Creation.[/quote] Along this line of thinking... If one were to believe that the world w

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