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Go to the beach. Enjoy the bikinis. You'll feel a lot better.

I spotted some oddities. Are you guys suuuuure it's a genuine 1895 exam?

Walkinghairball wrote:Howdy and who are you? Who who, who who?

Nuna's one of the Counterparts old-timers. He's been there since (roughly) forever.

Nunavuter wrote: So this is where you've been hanging out these past two years. Nice to see you're still fighting the fight for rationality and empiricism.

Here, and a couple of other places.

rushlight wrote:So the beast is a man? The antichrist thing specifically? Some people say devil?.

Yup, yup, nope.

I read in the paper yesterday that the "beast" everyone refers to in Revelation was not the anti-Christ but the evil emperor Nero in Rome at the time. That's one person's opinion. It's many people's opinion. Nero is by far the most credible candidate. The verse in question is Revelation 1...

Don't forget to make yourself known to the TV cameras.....

Gore is not employed by a government agency such as NOAA or NASA, therefore he can't be fired by order of the White House.

I can copy & paste too. But I'll just give you the link: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/p ... 005994.stm

rushlight wrote: October 13, 1841.

Was that a Friday?

What we're looking for here, to have a valid comparison to YECism, is a scientist (or small group of them) who held to an old theory while their peers endorsed a new one. And of course we want this example to turn out to have the old theory eventually found to be right. And to further increase the s...

Was there a scientific establishment in Galileo's day? His troubles came from the religious authorities.

So you won't listen to any who believe in a young earth? Not at all. Wait, did I say that? You have to read that stuff to see specifically where it's wrong. That is what your response appeared to me to mean. It sounded like you have made your decision. Done. Fini. You have decided it is not credibl...

Further reading.

And in a lot more detail, here.

So you won't listen to any who believe in a young earth? Not at all. Wait, did I say that? You have to read that stuff to see specifically where it's wrong. Seems to me that science has strongly believed many things that we now see to be untrue ... It always comes down to evidence. In the case of Y...