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Re: Evolution: Conflict in the Classroom
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Weird. Just weird.But then I believe Hank is the embodiment of the experiences Chang Wufei had in American class rooms. |
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Re: Evolution: Conflict in the Classroom
Even if Hank didn't make things up himself it wouldn't matter. I'm pleased to say that many religious people - and, at least from my POV, even very religious people - are perfectly able to distinguish between science and religion. While religion certainly seems to be a prerequisite for rejecting science despite the fact that, given the chance, it could be easily understood, it would be quite absurd if atheism was a prerequisite for actually understanding science.
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Re: Evolution: Conflict in the Classroom
Atoms only last a few thousand years...
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Ah, just for the record if there's an orbit there’s drag (You know, force vector acting against velocity vector and all… Tides and shit are drag.).
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Re: Evolution: Conflict in the Classroom
I'll bite, where did this come from?
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What's the "logic" that we're supposed to be arguing here? Remember, most of us weren't even alive in the 1960s.
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Re: Evolution: Conflict in the Classroom
Are you insane?
Where did you get this crap from?
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Re: Evolution: Conflict in the Classroom
It's in the Bible..........
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Re: Evolution: Conflict in the Classroom
Shit! I hope they hold out a little longer, so I at least get to see the start of football season, before the universe spontaneously degenerates into a formless soup of sub-atomic flotsam.
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It has been my personal faith that the Bible offers hints to the theory of evolution; the book of Genesis “IMO” relates to the big-bang theory Quote:
and also the evolution theory. Quote:
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Perhaps, and I'm just spitballing here, the writer(s) of Genesis was(were) neither writing a tretise on on the physics of the origins of the universe nor of the biology of the origin of the human species. Old earth theory isn't enemy of the scripture - The true enemy of the scripture is the literalist who will tear sacred hebrew poetry from its cultural context and dash it to peices against the monolithic conversations of Physics and Biology. The Genesis account doesn't leave room for evolution. It's a hymn of invocation to the Creator-God Yahweh and as such, with its beautiful repetition and balanced imagery lays the Glory of creation at his feet. Just as the begginning of the gospel of (attributed to) John rewrites the genesis hymn of invocation to give THAT glory to Christ. Evolution as a theory doesn't deal with such eschataological concerns and thus isn't a competing theory. Secularism perhaps, materialism certainly. But not evolution. Science never asks "to whom does the final honour and glory belong?" It only asks what are the biological mechanisms involved in X. |