Religious/Evolutionary Debate Thread

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QUALTHWAR said:
was it a fish sandwich?
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grilled cheese i think, also it was like 10 years old.

i realize we all are voicing our opinions, its just that you put the same general opinions into words much better than i do.

edit: also she didn't succeed in selling it, ebay pulled the auction. that little piece of news made CNN :rolleyes: (thats how i found out about it before school a while ago)
 
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Cat Fuzz said:
Maybe what we "know" is wrong. BTW, using Biblical geneology as a reference puts the Earth at about 6000 years old.
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do you dispute this cat fuzz?

you say 4000B.C. was around the time the earth was created?

since the bible is NEVER wrong
 
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Cat Fuzz said:
Some suggest that dinosaurs were not as common as we think they were. Also, they probably did not eat meat. "But the TEETH, THE TEETH are POINTY!!" So what? Lots of animals have sharp pointy teeth (pandas, for example) but are total vegetarians. There are sets of dino footprints right along side human footprints somewhere (can't remember where the site is). Man's sciences have never been reliable in the past, why would that change today? I will verify man's work with God's word, not the other way around.
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The fact that there were dinosaur remains inside the stomachs of other dinosaurs kinda points to the fact that there were predators, and also probably omnivores.

Probably did not eat? I have never, EVER, heard this claim before, nor the mans footprints beside dinosaurs. You got a source to link this all up? I'd be interesting to see.

As for science being reliable... WTF? The whole idea of sceince to, essentially, to prove things. Any errors are usually due to human error, a certain margrin of error or something that has been overlooked but can be proved and added afterwards.

When compared to, oh, lets say religion, science is very reliable.
 
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Actually Panda's LOVE meat. it's just that they are largely incapable of catching and killing things. if they find a carcass lying around, they'll pretty much drop what they're doing and pig out.

It's got something to do with the fact that they barely survive on Bamboo at the best of times, Meat is the only thing that gives them more energy than they immediately need to not die in their sleep.
 
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i believe i saw something in a book once, too, where whole skeletons of these two littler dinosaurs have been found locked in a life-and-death struggle.

One of them had very pointy teeth. :eek:
 
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Evil_Cope said:
i believe i saw something in a book once, too, where whole skeletons of these two littler dinosaurs have been found locked in a life-and-death struggle.

One of them had very pointy teeth. :eek:
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Yeah, I've seen those pics too, I think. I've also seen ones with larger dinosaurs... was looking for the pictures on the internet, but you know how much of a chore that is :eek:
 
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also cat, if you say the earth is only 6000 years old, then why do we have an issue with oil and natural gas?

if it only takes oil to form over a period of a hundred/or few thousand years then there should be so much oil that the planet would literaly die from self-asphyxiation
 
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also if in only 6000 years it took pangea to break apart into what we have today, then that would indicated for every earth quake those plates would have to move almost hundreds of miles.


japan should be on the other side of the world by now
 
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GoAt said:
also if in only 6000 years it took pangea to break apart into what we have today, then that would indicated for every earth quake those plates would have to move almost hundreds of miles.


japan should be on the other side of the world by now
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the atmosphere would permanently be full of ash from volcanoes, considering all the eruptions we know of.

hawaii would be a line of islands all the way across the pacific so small you could snort the entire line in one breath.

india would be gone, all pushed up into mt. everest which is 9 billion miles high. people are driving to the moon which crashed into everest around 1000 AD.

ice ages occur every 2 minutes, and last 10 seconds.

california would be part of australia and probably be forming mountains like india and everest are doing now.

and of course the (less funny) two i mentioned above, the half life of all atoms, particularly carbon, is much much lower than has been exhaustively determined and verified, and the speed of light is much faster than 3e8 m/s.
 
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