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Yes, I have always known it can be, but I would argue that those people did not have strong faith to begin with. Sadly that is true :( Oddly, evolution ...

SOME Christians accepted evolution. Do remember though that there was an incredibly large Christian faith crisis in Europe during the Victorian Era because of Darwin's discovery. NOw you admit evoluti

inkwell, fundies can include much more than religious people!

Just for clarification. I do not believe in a flat earth. Besides which, the leader of the flat earth movement is an evolutionist, so much for "truths"... Natalie Wolchover “The ...

You realize that your argument is paradoxical, yes? By assuming that no premise can logically exist, you are inadvertently subjecting your own argument to the same nonexistence. It's a simple ...

Teen drivers, adult drivers, they don't matter. What matters is that they are responsible in their driving! I would give licences to some kids of ten while denying them to ...

Directly answering your link, Kal!

I would like to address some things, in addition to what I have already said. Things like the formation of the earth, How was the earth formed? the unaesthetic positioning ...

1. There is such a thing as empty space. 2. The Uncertainty Principle (it is principle) states that I cannot know both the current state and rate of change of ...

Speaking strictly from an ecological view the correct term is Climate change rather than Global warming. Reasoning being is that the climate on Earth happens to cool and heat then ...

Hey, Kal, at the point when I wrote that I did not believe in empty spaces. Thinking over it again (after snoink’s post, I decided to research it deeper), I ...

ZLYF> You bring up an assortment of attacks (you deny that they're attacks, but I frankly can't find a more accurate term for them) against the efficacy of the scientific ...

As I have no clue what you're trying to say with this, I won't attempt to answer it. Snoink helped answer a lot of it! He does. Read the book ...

ZLYF> In A Brief History of Time, and even The Universe in a Nutshell, he referenced God quite a lot. But in The Grand Design, this changed dramatically. Logically, I ...

Kal, you do know, don't you, that Hakings is very rabidly anti-theist? He would never admit to even the possibility of a God!