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"Come on JP really . So what happens when opportunity is not equal ? What is the point of doing anything to solve a problem if there is a disregard for achieving measurable results . The whole point of creating an equal opportunity is to correct an imbalance . What type of results , if any , would be acceptable ? I did n't say the government is always right or the intended goals are always achieved . That is our fault for putting people in government with the intelligence of carpet and then allowing them to stay ."
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"It ’ s not my responsibility to ease job requirements so that an underachiever can reap the same rewards as an achiever . That ’ s not my idea of equality ."
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"What is the point of doing anything to solve a problem if there is a disregard for achieving measurable results ."
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"It ’ s not my responsibility to ease job requirements so that an underachiever can reap the same rewards as an achiever"
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"Come on JP really . So what happens when opportunity is not equal ? What is the point of doing anything to solve a problem if there is a disregard for achieving measurable results . The whole point of creating an equal opportunity is to correct an imbalance . What type of results , if any , would be acceptable ? I did n't say the government is always right or the intended goals are always achieved . That is our fault for putting people in government with the intelligence of carpet and then allowing them to stay ."
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"It ’ s not my responsibility to ease job requirements so that an underachiever can reap the same rewards as an achiever . That ’ s not my idea of equality ."
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"That is our fault for putting people in government with the intelligence of carpet and then allowing them to stay ."
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"It ’ s not my responsibility to ease job requirements so that an underachiever can reap the same rewards as an achiever . That ’ s not my idea of equality ."
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"Come on JP really . So what happens when opportunity is not equal ? What is the point of doing anything to solve a problem if there is a disregard for achieving measurable results . The whole point of creating an equal opportunity is to correct an imbalance . What type of results , if any , would be acceptable ? I did n't say the government is always right or the intended goals are always achieved . That is our fault for putting people in government with the intelligence of carpet and then allowing them to stay ."
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"It ’ s not my responsibility to ease job requirements so that an underachiever can reap the same rewards as an achiever . That ’ s not my idea of equality ."
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"Come on JP really . So what happens when opportunity is not equal ? What is the point of doing anything to solve a problem if there is a disregard for achieving measurable results"
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"It ’ s not my responsibility to ease job requirements so that an underachiever can reap the same rewards as an"
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"16 At that time Menahem , starting out from Tirzah , attacked Tiphsah and everyone in the city and its vicinity , because they refused to open their gates . He sacked Tiphsah and ripped open all the pregnant women ."
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"Sure looks like he personally caused or ordered quite a few abortions . That 's not to mention all the infanticide and child killing ( if you want those verses I 'll be happy to post them - over twenty of them ) and the genocide he has done . God has directly killed more people than can be attributed to Satan in the Bible ( going by what the Bible descrines , satan only directly caused about 10 deaths as opposed to God 's over 2 million murders ) . Oh , and , sorry Phyllis , but these ones ARE very clearly abortion ."
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"At that time Menahem , starting out from Tirzah , attacked Tiphsah and everyone in the city and its vicinity , because they refused to open their gates . He sacked Tiphsah and ripped open all the pregnant women ."
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"Sure looks like he personally caused or ordered quite a few abortions . That 's not to mention all the infanticide and child killing ( if you want those verses I 'll be happy to post them - over twenty of them ) and the genocide he has done ."
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"16 At that time Menahem , starting out from Tirzah , attacked Tiphsah and everyone in the city and its vicinity , because they refused to open their gates . He sacked Tiphsah and ripped open all the pregnant women ."
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"Sure looks like he personally caused or ordered quite a few abortions . That 's not to mention all the infanticide and child killing ( if you want those verses I 'll be happy to post them - over twenty of them ) and the genocide he has done . God has directly killed more people than can be attributed to Satan in the Bible ( going by what the Bible descrines , satan only directly caused about 10 deaths as opposed to God 's over 2 million murders ) . Oh , and , sorry Phyllis , but these ones ARE very clearly abortion ."
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"Tiphsah and everyone in the city and its vicinity , because they refused to open their gates ."
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"I 'll be happy to post them - over twenty of them ) and the genocide he has done ."
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"16 At that time Menahem , starting out from Tirzah , attacked Tiphsah and everyone in the city and its vicinity , because they refused to open their gates . He sacked Tiphsah and ripped open all the pregnant women ."
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"Sure looks like he personally caused or ordered quite a few abortions . That 's not to mention all the infanticide and child killing ( if you want those verses I 'll be happy to post them - over twenty of them ) and the genocide he has done . God has directly killed more people than can be attributed to Satan in the Bible ( going by what the Bible descrines , satan only directly caused about 10 deaths as opposed to God 's over 2 million murders ) . Oh , and , sorry Phyllis , but these ones ARE very clearly abortion ."
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"He sacked Tiphsah and ripped open all the pregnant women"
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"God has directly killed more people than can be attributed to Satan in the Bible ( going by what the Bible descrines"
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"16 At that time Menahem , starting out from Tirzah , attacked Tiphsah and everyone in the city and its vicinity , because they refused to open their gates . He sacked Tiphsah and ripped open all the pregnant women ."
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"Sure looks like he personally caused or ordered quite a few abortions . That 's not to mention all the infanticide and child killing ( if you want those verses I 'll be happy to post them - over twenty of them ) and the genocide he has done . God has directly killed more people than can be attributed to Satan in the Bible ( going by what the Bible descrines , satan only directly caused about 10 deaths as opposed to God 's over 2 million murders ) . Oh , and , sorry Phyllis , but these ones ARE very clearly abortion ."
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"At that time Menahem , starting out from Tirzah , attacked Tiphsah and everyone in the city and its vicinity , because they refused to open their gates ."
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"Sure looks like he personally caused or ordered quite a few abortions . has directly killed more people than can be attributed to Satan in the Bible ( going by what the Bible descrines , satan only directly caused about 10 deaths as opposed to God 's over 2 million murders ) ."
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"sure so if it was 2.5 billion or trillion .. ( different scientists ) where di we come from ? like ya ya ya the big bang .. but where did the pool of amoebas come from ? and where did the charge of electricity ( lightning bolt ) come from ? it just is a whole bunch of ideas coming from some fat guys with no women in their life ..."
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"Well , a lightning bolt in generated by ice crystals in clouds building up charges and then discharging onto the ground . As it happens most physicists I know are ( a ) quite skinny and ( b ) married"
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"sure so if it was 2.5 billion or trillion .. ( different scientists ) where di we come from ? like ya ya ya the big bang .. but where did the pool of amoebas come from ?"
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"Well , a lightning bolt in generated by ice crystals in clouds building up charges and then discharging onto the"
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"sure so if it was 2.5 billion or trillion .. ( different scientists ) where di we come from ? like ya ya ya the big bang .. but where did the pool of amoebas come from ? and where did the charge of electricity ( lightning bolt ) come from ? it just is a whole bunch of ideas coming from some fat guys with no women in their life ..."
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"Well , a lightning bolt in generated by ice crystals in clouds building up charges and then discharging onto the ground . As it happens most physicists I know are ( a ) quite skinny and ( b ) married"
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"it just is a whole bunch of ideas coming from some fat guys with no women in their life ..."
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"most physicists I know are ( a ) quite skinny and ( b ) married"
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"sure so if it was 2.5 billion or trillion .. ( different scientists ) where di we come from ? like ya ya ya the big bang .. but where did the pool of amoebas come from ? and where did the charge of electricity ( lightning bolt ) come from ? it just is a whole bunch of ideas coming from some fat guys with no women in their life ..."
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"Well , a lightning bolt in generated by ice crystals in clouds building up charges and then discharging onto the ground . As it happens most physicists I know are ( a ) quite skinny and ( b ) married"
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"the big bang .. but where did the pool of amoebas come from ? and where did the charge of electricity ( lightning bolt ) come from ? it just is a whole bunch of ideas coming from some fat guys with no women in their life"
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"Well , a lightning bolt in generated by ice crystals in clouds building up charges and then discharging onto the ground ."
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"sure so if it was 2.5 billion or trillion .. ( different scientists ) where di we come from ? like ya ya ya the big bang .. but where did the pool of amoebas come from ? and where did the charge of electricity ( lightning bolt ) come from ? it just is a whole bunch of ideas coming from some fat guys with no women in their life ..."
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"Well , a lightning bolt in generated by ice crystals in clouds building up charges and then discharging onto the ground . As it happens most physicists I know are ( a ) quite skinny and ( b ) married"
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"it just is a whole bunch of ideas coming from some fat guys with no women in their life"
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"As it happens most physicists I know are ( a ) quite skinny and ( b ) married"
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"sure so if it was 2.5 billion or trillion .. ( different scientists ) where di we come from ? like ya ya ya the big bang .. but where did the pool of amoebas come from ? and where did the charge of electricity ( lightning bolt ) come from ? it just is a whole bunch of ideas coming from some fat guys with no women in their life ..."
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"Well , a lightning bolt in generated by ice crystals in clouds building up charges and then discharging onto the ground . As it happens most physicists I know are ( a ) quite skinny and ( b ) married"
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"where did the pool of amoebas come from ? and where did the charge of electricity ( lightning bolt ) come from ?"
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"As it happens most physicists I know are ( a ) quite skinny and ( b ) married"
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"sure so if it was 2.5 billion or trillion .. ( different scientists ) where di we come from ? like ya ya ya the big bang .. but where did the pool of amoebas come from ? and where did the charge of electricity ( lightning bolt ) come from ? it just is a whole bunch of ideas coming from some fat guys with no women in their life ..."
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"Well , a lightning bolt in generated by ice crystals in clouds building up charges and then discharging onto the ground . As it happens most physicists I know are ( a ) quite skinny and ( b ) married"
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"and where did the charge of electricity ( lightning bolt )"
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"a lightning bolt in generated by ice crystals in clouds building up charges and then discharging onto the ground ."
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"let 's take a look at a non-biblical God , then . if such a God exists , what is his definition . can he interact with the physical realm ?"
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"Well , your typical diety is generally immortal , omnipotent or nearly so , all knowing or nearly so , and concerned with humanity in some way . Creating the universe is a bonus , but not required . They 're all described as living outside the world , but being able to interact with it . Whatever their relationship with our universe is , it 's clearly outside the realm of science as we know it . What does this mean in terms of proving their existence ? Since their interactions with us are outside the realm of science , science ca n't really say anything unless the dieties in question specifically choose to interact with us in a way which science could verify . That is to say , the existence of any God ca n't be proven against that God 's will , but I believe that if a diety wanted to have it 's existence known than it would certainly be able to do so ."
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"if such a God exists , what is his definition . can he interact with the physical realm ?"
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"the existence of any God ca n't be proven against that God 's will , but I believe that if a diety wanted to have it 's existence known than it would certainly be able to do so ."
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"let 's take a look at a non-biblical God , then . if such a God exists , what is his definition . can he interact with the physical realm ?"
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"Well , your typical diety is generally immortal , omnipotent or nearly so , all knowing or nearly so , and concerned with humanity in some way . Creating the universe is a bonus , but not required . They 're all described as living outside the world , but being able to interact with it . Whatever their relationship with our universe is , it 's clearly outside the realm of science as we know it . What does this mean in terms of proving their existence ? Since their interactions with us are outside the realm of science , science ca n't really say anything unless the dieties in question specifically choose to interact with us in a way which science could verify . That is to say , the existence of any God ca n't be proven against that God 's will , but I believe that if a diety wanted to have it 's existence known than it would certainly be able to do so ."
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"let 's take a look at a non-biblical God , then . if such a God exists , what is his definition . can he interact with the physical realm ?"
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"Well , your typical diety is generally immortal , omnipotent or nearly so , all knowing or nearly so , and concerned with humanity in some way . Creating the universe is a bonus , but not required ."
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"let 's take a look at a non-biblical God , then . if such a God exists , what is his definition . can he interact with the physical realm ?"
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"Well , your typical diety is generally immortal , omnipotent or nearly so , all knowing or nearly so , and concerned with humanity in some way . Creating the universe is a bonus , but not required . They 're all described as living outside the world , but being able to interact with it . Whatever their relationship with our universe is , it 's clearly outside the realm of science as we know it . What does this mean in terms of proving their existence ? Since their interactions with us are outside the realm of science , science ca n't really say anything unless the dieties in question specifically choose to interact with us in a way which science could verify . That is to say , the existence of any God ca n't be proven against that God 's will , but I believe that if a diety wanted to have it 's existence known than it would certainly be able to do so ."
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"let 's take a look at a non-biblical God , then ."
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"your typical diety is generally immortal , omnipotent or nearly so , all knowing or nearly so , and concerned with humanity in some way . Creating the universe is a bonus , but not required ."
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"let 's take a look at a non-biblical God , then . if such a God exists , what is his definition . can he interact with the physical realm ?"
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"Well , your typical diety is generally immortal , omnipotent or nearly so , all knowing or nearly so , and concerned with humanity in some way . Creating the universe is a bonus , but not required . They 're all described as living outside the world , but being able to interact with it . Whatever their relationship with our universe is , it 's clearly outside the realm of science as we know it . What does this mean in terms of proving their existence ? Since their interactions with us are outside the realm of science , science ca n't really say anything unless the dieties in question specifically choose to interact with us in a way which science could verify . That is to say , the existence of any God ca n't be proven against that God 's will , but I believe that if a diety wanted to have it 's existence known than it would certainly be able to do so ."
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"if such a God exists , what is his definition . can he interact with the physical realm"
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"Whatever their relationship with our universe is , it 's clearly outside the realm of science as we know it ."
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"let 's take a look at a non-biblical God , then . if such a God exists , what is his definition . can he interact with the physical realm ?"
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"Well , your typical diety is generally immortal , omnipotent or nearly so , all knowing or nearly so , and concerned with humanity in some way . Creating the universe is a bonus , but not required . They 're all described as living outside the world , but being able to interact with it . Whatever their relationship with our universe is , it 's clearly outside the realm of science as we know it . What does this mean in terms of proving their existence ? Since their interactions with us are outside the realm of science , science ca n't really say anything unless the dieties in question specifically choose to interact with us in a way which science could verify . That is to say , the existence of any God ca n't be proven against that God 's will , but I believe that if a diety wanted to have it 's existence known than it would certainly be able to do so ."
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"let 's take a look at a non-biblical God , then . if such a God exists"
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"That is to say , the existence of any God ca n't be proven against that God 's will"
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"I agree with you -- there is a definite need to meet the needs of gay people as well as married people . We need to find ways to meet everyone 's need regardless . But this is n't a marriage issue , it 's a issue of meeting people 's needs regardless of marital status . IOW , the bottom line is that marriage should n't even be a prerequisite for people getting aid in such a case as this . In such awful tragedy , it should n't matter whether someone is marred or not ."
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"So how come you automatically qualify and we do n't ? What makes you better than us ?"
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"I agree with you -- there is a definite need to meet the needs of gay people as well as married people . We need to find ways to meet everyone 's need regardless ."
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"So how come you automatically qualify and we do n't ?"
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"I agree with you -- there is a definite need to meet the needs of gay people as well as married people . We need to find ways to meet everyone 's need regardless . But this is n't a marriage issue , it 's a issue of meeting people 's needs regardless of marital status . IOW , the bottom line is that marriage should n't even be a prerequisite for people getting aid in such a case as this . In such awful tragedy , it should n't matter whether someone is marred or not ."
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"So how come you automatically qualify and we do n't ? What makes you better than us ?"
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"We need to find ways to meet everyone 's need regardless . But this is n't a marriage issue"
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"automatically qualify and we do n't ? What makes you better than us ?"
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"I agree with you -- there is a definite need to meet the needs of gay people as well as married people . We need to find ways to meet everyone 's need regardless . But this is n't a marriage issue , it 's a issue of meeting people 's needs regardless of marital status . IOW , the bottom line is that marriage should n't even be a prerequisite for people getting aid in such a case as this . In such awful tragedy , it should n't matter whether someone is marred or not ."
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"So how come you automatically qualify and we do n't ? What makes you better than us ?"
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"I agree with you -- there is a definite need to meet the needs of gay people as well as married people . But this is n't a marriage issue , it 's a issue of meeting people 's needs regardless of marital status ."
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"So how come you automatically qualify and we do n't ? What makes you better than us ?"
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"I agree with you -- there is a definite need to meet the needs of gay people as well as married people . We need to find ways to meet everyone 's need regardless . But this is n't a marriage issue , it 's a issue of meeting people 's needs regardless of marital status . IOW , the bottom line is that marriage should n't even be a prerequisite for people getting aid in such a case as this . In such awful tragedy , it should n't matter whether someone is marred or not ."
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"So how come you automatically qualify and we do n't ? What makes you better than us ?"
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"the bottom line is that marriage should n't even be a prerequisite for people getting aid in such a case as this"
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"So how come you automatically qualify and we do n't"
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"I agree with you -- there is a definite need to meet the needs of gay people as well as married people . We need to find ways to meet everyone 's need regardless . But this is n't a marriage issue , it 's a issue of meeting people 's needs regardless of marital status . IOW , the bottom line is that marriage should n't even be a prerequisite for people getting aid in such a case as this . In such awful tragedy , it should n't matter whether someone is marred or not ."
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"So how come you automatically qualify and we do n't ? What makes you better than us ?"
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"is a definite need to meet the needs of gay people as well as married people . We need to find ways to meet everyone 's need"
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"So how come you automatically qualify and we do n't ? What makes you better than us ?"
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"For instance , highly successful modern methods of phylogenetic inference assume such a dependence implicitly when they implement different rates for transition and transversion changes . Likewise , for two decades , developmental evolutionists have been emphasizing the importance of developmental `` constraints `` that influence course of evolution via their effects on the generation of variation . Thus , while there are clearly common threads linking past and present thought in evolutionary biology , the evolutionary theory of today is not that of Darwin , nor even that of Darwin 's mid-20th-century successors ."
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"`` The `` ? There is no single interpretation of the ToE . There is a debate going on between supporters of Punctuated Equilibrium and Gradualism , for example . It does n't matter that this website asserts that this one interpretation is accepted . I do n't think I accept it , but I do n't know for sure , as you seem to have chosen a website which is unclear on some points . ( Of course , the websites that are not unclear do n't often support your point of view ... )"
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"highly successful modern methods of phylogenetic inference assume such a dependence implicitly when they implement different rates for transition and transversion changes"
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"There is a debate going on between supporters of Punctuated Equilibrium and Gradualism ,"
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"For instance , highly successful modern methods of phylogenetic inference assume such a dependence implicitly when they implement different rates for transition and transversion changes . Likewise , for two decades , developmental evolutionists have been emphasizing the importance of developmental `` constraints `` that influence course of evolution via their effects on the generation of variation . Thus , while there are clearly common threads linking past and present thought in evolutionary biology , the evolutionary theory of today is not that of Darwin , nor even that of Darwin 's mid-20th-century successors ."
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"`` The `` ? There is no single interpretation of the ToE . There is a debate going on between supporters of Punctuated Equilibrium and Gradualism , for example . It does n't matter that this website asserts that this one interpretation is accepted . I do n't think I accept it , but I do n't know for sure , as you seem to have chosen a website which is unclear on some points . ( Of course , the websites that are not unclear do n't often support your point of view ... )"
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"the evolutionary theory of today is not that of Darwin , nor even that of Darwin 's mid-20th-century successors ."
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"There is no single interpretation of the ToE ."
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"For instance , highly successful modern methods of phylogenetic inference assume such a dependence implicitly when they implement different rates for transition and transversion changes . Likewise , for two decades , developmental evolutionists have been emphasizing the importance of developmental `` constraints `` that influence course of evolution via their effects on the generation of variation . Thus , while there are clearly common threads linking past and present thought in evolutionary biology , the evolutionary theory of today is not that of Darwin , nor even that of Darwin 's mid-20th-century successors ."
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"`` The `` ? There is no single interpretation of the ToE . There is a debate going on between supporters of Punctuated Equilibrium and Gradualism , for example . It does n't matter that this website asserts that this one interpretation is accepted . I do n't think I accept it , but I do n't know for sure , as you seem to have chosen a website which is unclear on some points . ( Of course , the websites that are not unclear do n't often support your point of view ... )"
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"highly successful modern methods of phylogenetic inference assume such a dependence implicitly when they implement different"
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"There is no single interpretation of the ToE"
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"For instance , highly successful modern methods of phylogenetic inference assume such a dependence implicitly when they implement different rates for transition and transversion changes . Likewise , for two decades , developmental evolutionists have been emphasizing the importance of developmental `` constraints `` that influence course of evolution via their effects on the generation of variation . Thus , while there are clearly common threads linking past and present thought in evolutionary biology , the evolutionary theory of today is not that of Darwin , nor even that of Darwin 's mid-20th-century successors ."
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"`` The `` ? There is no single interpretation of the ToE . There is a debate going on between supporters of Punctuated Equilibrium and Gradualism , for example . It does n't matter that this website asserts that this one interpretation is accepted . I do n't think I accept it , but I do n't know for sure , as you seem to have chosen a website which is unclear on some points . ( Of course , the websites that are not unclear do n't often support your point of view ... )"
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"while there are clearly common threads linking past and present thought in evolutionary biology , the evolutionary theory of today is not that of Darwin , nor even that of Darwin 's mid-20th-century successors ."
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"The `` ? There is no single interpretation of the ToE . There is a debate going on between supporters of Punctuated Equilibrium and Gradualism"
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"For instance , highly successful modern methods of phylogenetic inference assume such a dependence implicitly when they implement different rates for transition and transversion changes . Likewise , for two decades , developmental evolutionists have been emphasizing the importance of developmental `` constraints `` that influence course of evolution via their effects on the generation of variation . Thus , while there are clearly common threads linking past and present thought in evolutionary biology , the evolutionary theory of today is not that of Darwin , nor even that of Darwin 's mid-20th-century successors ."
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"`` The `` ? There is no single interpretation of the ToE . There is a debate going on between supporters of Punctuated Equilibrium and Gradualism , for example . It does n't matter that this website asserts that this one interpretation is accepted . I do n't think I accept it , but I do n't know for sure , as you seem to have chosen a website which is unclear on some points . ( Of course , the websites that are not unclear do n't often support your point of view ... )"
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"modern methods of phylogenetic inference assume such a dependence implicitly when they implement different rates"
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"There is no single interpretation of the ToE"
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"In a similar fashion , we have many conflicting evidences that we are still supposed to accept ... se my post with regard to the different and conflicting schools of thought about the ascent of man . You said ... `` I 'll throw in a personal question . Would you be willing to accept evolution as truth if you seen tomorrow that a dog which walked on two legs and had wings and could fly was born of your neighbors dog ? `` Why would such an event necessarily point to evolution ? How do you know that my neighbour is n't part of a great secret plant that has designed a dog with cyber-enhancements ? Or what about if it was an alien speices of dog that assumed dog-like characteristics to blend in with human society ."
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"Well I 'm pretty sure if it was cyber-enhancements then that dog never would have been born for you to see . It would be in a lab somewhere . You are right that it is possible that this is the case , but over time you would have found out about it assuming the dog was born for you to see indicating there is no cover-up or secret made of it and you would learn all about it in the future . A year goes by , scientists say it was genuine evolution . Would that be enough evidence ?"
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"Or what about if it was an alien speices of dog that assumed dog-like characteristics to blend in with human society ."
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"Well I 'm pretty sure if it was cyber-enhancements then that dog never would have been born for you to see ."
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"In a similar fashion , we have many conflicting evidences that we are still supposed to accept ... se my post with regard to the different and conflicting schools of thought about the ascent of man . You said ... `` I 'll throw in a personal question . Would you be willing to accept evolution as truth if you seen tomorrow that a dog which walked on two legs and had wings and could fly was born of your neighbors dog ? `` Why would such an event necessarily point to evolution ? How do you know that my neighbour is n't part of a great secret plant that has designed a dog with cyber-enhancements ? Or what about if it was an alien speices of dog that assumed dog-like characteristics to blend in with human society ."
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"Well I 'm pretty sure if it was cyber-enhancements then that dog never would have been born for you to see . It would be in a lab somewhere . You are right that it is possible that this is the case , but over time you would have found out about it assuming the dog was born for you to see indicating there is no cover-up or secret made of it and you would learn all about it in the future . A year goes by , scientists say it was genuine evolution . Would that be enough evidence ?"
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"In a similar fashion , we have many conflicting evidences that we are still supposed to accept ... se my post with regard to the different and conflicting schools of thought about the ascent of man"
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"In a similar fashion , we have many conflicting evidences that we are still supposed to accept ... se my post with regard to the different and conflicting schools of thought about the ascent of man . You said ... `` I 'll throw in a personal question . Would you be willing to accept evolution as truth if you seen tomorrow that a dog which walked on two legs and had wings and could fly was born of your neighbors dog ? `` Why would such an event necessarily point to evolution ? How do you know that my neighbour is n't part of a great secret plant that has designed a dog with cyber-enhancements ? Or what about if it was an alien speices of dog that assumed dog-like characteristics to blend in with human society ."
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"Well I 'm pretty sure if it was cyber-enhancements then that dog never would have been born for you to see . It would be in a lab somewhere . You are right that it is possible that this is the case , but over time you would have found out about it assuming the dog was born for you to see indicating there is no cover-up or secret made of it and you would learn all about it in the future . A year goes by , scientists say it was genuine evolution . Would that be enough evidence ?"
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"we have many conflicting evidences that we are still supposed to accept ."
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"I 'm pretty sure if it was cyber-enhancements then that dog never would have been born for you to see ."
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"In a similar fashion , we have many conflicting evidences that we are still supposed to accept ... se my post with regard to the different and conflicting schools of thought about the ascent of man . You said ... `` I 'll throw in a personal question . Would you be willing to accept evolution as truth if you seen tomorrow that a dog which walked on two legs and had wings and could fly was born of your neighbors dog ? `` Why would such an event necessarily point to evolution ? How do you know that my neighbour is n't part of a great secret plant that has designed a dog with cyber-enhancements ? Or what about if it was an alien speices of dog that assumed dog-like characteristics to blend in with human society ."
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"Well I 'm pretty sure if it was cyber-enhancements then that dog never would have been born for you to see . It would be in a lab somewhere . You are right that it is possible that this is the case , but over time you would have found out about it assuming the dog was born for you to see indicating there is no cover-up or secret made of it and you would learn all about it in the future . A year goes by , scientists say it was genuine evolution . Would that be enough evidence ?"
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"How do you know that my neighbour is n't part of a great secret plant that has designed a dog with cyber-enhancements ?"
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"I 'm pretty sure if it was cyber-enhancements then that dog never would have been born for you to see ."
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"In a similar fashion , we have many conflicting evidences that we are still supposed to accept ... se my post with regard to the different and conflicting schools of thought about the ascent of man . You said ... `` I 'll throw in a personal question . Would you be willing to accept evolution as truth if you seen tomorrow that a dog which walked on two legs and had wings and could fly was born of your neighbors dog ? `` Why would such an event necessarily point to evolution ? How do you know that my neighbour is n't part of a great secret plant that has designed a dog with cyber-enhancements ? Or what about if it was an alien speices of dog that assumed dog-like characteristics to blend in with human society ."
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"Well I 'm pretty sure if it was cyber-enhancements then that dog never would have been born for you to see . It would be in a lab somewhere . You are right that it is possible that this is the case , but over time you would have found out about it assuming the dog was born for you to see indicating there is no cover-up or secret made of it and you would learn all about it in the future . A year goes by , scientists say it was genuine evolution . Would that be enough evidence ?"
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"my neighbour is n't part of a great secret plant that has designed a dog with cyber-enhancements ?"
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"Well I 'm pretty sure if it was cyber-enhancements then that dog never would have been born for you to see"
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"You are the affirmative so it is up to you to prove that Intelligent Design should be taught as a valid alternative to evolution . So far you have shown that it 's an interesting idea , that may in the future lead to some good things . But you have failed to prove that it is in any way even close to the theory of evolution ."
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"That I have failed to prove it at all is only according to the atheist worldview . A neutral , agnostic worldview may think they are somewhat comparable . The Judeo Christian worldview that is taught to many students by their parents would think that evolution ( happenstance origins ) is n't in any way close to ID . So we have two one sided worldviews , and one neutral one . Since a free exploration of ideas would give students the most complete picture , would interfere less with altering their worldviews that were most likely formed in the home , and would be most likely to teach them HOW to think , why are we dangerously close ( thanks John Jones ) to allowing one - one sided worldview to completely suppress another worldview in the science classroom ? The answer of course , is politics . Science has become more and more politicized as the domestic federal government grows larger and larger . The government that once had limited powers has become more and more discoverers of emergencies and crisies , that entitle us all , particularly organizations , to a share of federal pie . Science has gladly hopped on board - they have the measuring devices , the microscopes and telescopes . In 1989 , the budget of the National Institutes of Health was $ 7.9 billion . In 2005 it 's $ 28.8 billion . This is one of many government agencies that science `` serves `` , and others have fat budgets as well . Leaf through Science magazine and you 'll see that the maintanance of government spending on science is one of it 's biggest preoccupations . To maintain it , science peddles hope and fear . Of course , some say that religion peddles the same thing . Science would rather not compete with it , and it certainly does n't help when the new concept of ID , armed with the latest scientific discoveries , comes along questioning established scientific `` theories `` that keep them at the highest rung of the hope and fear ladder . It used to be that religion and science did n't compete , and they should n't today . But they do , and there 's only one difference from yesterday and today - government money ."
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"You are the affirmative so it is up to you to prove that Intelligent Design"
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"That I have failed to prove it at all is only according to the atheist worldview ."
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"You are the affirmative so it is up to you to prove that Intelligent Design should be taught as a valid alternative to evolution . So far you have shown that it 's an interesting idea , that may in the future lead to some good things . But you have failed to prove that it is in any way even close to the theory of evolution ."
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"That I have failed to prove it at all is only according to the atheist worldview . A neutral , agnostic worldview may think they are somewhat comparable . The Judeo Christian worldview that is taught to many students by their parents would think that evolution ( happenstance origins ) is n't in any way close to ID . So we have two one sided worldviews , and one neutral one . Since a free exploration of ideas would give students the most complete picture , would interfere less with altering their worldviews that were most likely formed in the home , and would be most likely to teach them HOW to think , why are we dangerously close ( thanks John Jones ) to allowing one - one sided worldview to completely suppress another worldview in the science classroom ? The answer of course , is politics . Science has become more and more politicized as the domestic federal government grows larger and larger . The government that once had limited powers has become more and more discoverers of emergencies and crisies , that entitle us all , particularly organizations , to a share of federal pie . Science has gladly hopped on board - they have the measuring devices , the microscopes and telescopes . In 1989 , the budget of the National Institutes of Health was $ 7.9 billion . In 2005 it 's $ 28.8 billion . This is one of many government agencies that science `` serves `` , and others have fat budgets as well . Leaf through Science magazine and you 'll see that the maintanance of government spending on science is one of it 's biggest preoccupations . To maintain it , science peddles hope and fear . Of course , some say that religion peddles the same thing . Science would rather not compete with it , and it certainly does n't help when the new concept of ID , armed with the latest scientific discoveries , comes along questioning established scientific `` theories `` that keep them at the highest rung of the hope and fear ladder . It used to be that religion and science did n't compete , and they should n't today . But they do , and there 's only one difference from yesterday and today - government money ."
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"You are the affirmative so it is up to you to prove that Intelligent Design should be taught as a valid alternative to evolution"
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"That I have failed to prove it at all is only according to the atheist worldview"
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"You are the affirmative so it is up to you to prove that Intelligent Design should be taught as a valid alternative to evolution . So far you have shown that it 's an interesting idea , that may in the future lead to some good things . But you have failed to prove that it is in any way even close to the theory of evolution ."
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"That I have failed to prove it at all is only according to the atheist worldview . A neutral , agnostic worldview may think they are somewhat comparable . The Judeo Christian worldview that is taught to many students by their parents would think that evolution ( happenstance origins ) is n't in any way close to ID . So we have two one sided worldviews , and one neutral one . Since a free exploration of ideas would give students the most complete picture , would interfere less with altering their worldviews that were most likely formed in the home , and would be most likely to teach them HOW to think , why are we dangerously close ( thanks John Jones ) to allowing one - one sided worldview to completely suppress another worldview in the science classroom ? The answer of course , is politics . Science has become more and more politicized as the domestic federal government grows larger and larger . The government that once had limited powers has become more and more discoverers of emergencies and crisies , that entitle us all , particularly organizations , to a share of federal pie . Science has gladly hopped on board - they have the measuring devices , the microscopes and telescopes . In 1989 , the budget of the National Institutes of Health was $ 7.9 billion . In 2005 it 's $ 28.8 billion . This is one of many government agencies that science `` serves `` , and others have fat budgets as well . Leaf through Science magazine and you 'll see that the maintanance of government spending on science is one of it 's biggest preoccupations . To maintain it , science peddles hope and fear . Of course , some say that religion peddles the same thing . Science would rather not compete with it , and it certainly does n't help when the new concept of ID , armed with the latest scientific discoveries , comes along questioning established scientific `` theories `` that keep them at the highest rung of the hope and fear ladder . It used to be that religion and science did n't compete , and they should n't today . But they do , and there 's only one difference from yesterday and today - government money ."
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"the affirmative so it is up to you to prove that Intelligent Design should be taught as a valid alternative to evolution"
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"A neutral , agnostic worldview may think they are somewhat comparable ."
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"You are the affirmative so it is up to you to prove that Intelligent Design should be taught as a valid alternative to evolution . So far you have shown that it 's an interesting idea , that may in the future lead to some good things . But you have failed to prove that it is in any way even close to the theory of evolution ."
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"That I have failed to prove it at all is only according to the atheist worldview . A neutral , agnostic worldview may think they are somewhat comparable . The Judeo Christian worldview that is taught to many students by their parents would think that evolution ( happenstance origins ) is n't in any way close to ID . So we have two one sided worldviews , and one neutral one . Since a free exploration of ideas would give students the most complete picture , would interfere less with altering their worldviews that were most likely formed in the home , and would be most likely to teach them HOW to think , why are we dangerously close ( thanks John Jones ) to allowing one - one sided worldview to completely suppress another worldview in the science classroom ? The answer of course , is politics . Science has become more and more politicized as the domestic federal government grows larger and larger . The government that once had limited powers has become more and more discoverers of emergencies and crisies , that entitle us all , particularly organizations , to a share of federal pie . Science has gladly hopped on board - they have the measuring devices , the microscopes and telescopes . In 1989 , the budget of the National Institutes of Health was $ 7.9 billion . In 2005 it 's $ 28.8 billion . This is one of many government agencies that science `` serves `` , and others have fat budgets as well . Leaf through Science magazine and you 'll see that the maintanance of government spending on science is one of it 's biggest preoccupations . To maintain it , science peddles hope and fear . Of course , some say that religion peddles the same thing . Science would rather not compete with it , and it certainly does n't help when the new concept of ID , armed with the latest scientific discoveries , comes along questioning established scientific `` theories `` that keep them at the highest rung of the hope and fear ladder . It used to be that religion and science did n't compete , and they should n't today . But they do , and there 's only one difference from yesterday and today - government money ."
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"you have failed to prove that it is in any way even close to the theory of evolution ."
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"Science would rather not compete with it , and it certainly does n't help when the new concept of ID , armed with the latest scientific discoveries , comes along questioning established scientific `` theories `` that keep them at the highest rung of the hope and fear ladder . It used to be that religion and science did n't compete , and they should n't today . But they do , and there 's only one difference from yesterday and today - government money ."
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"You are the affirmative so it is up to you to prove that Intelligent Design should be taught as a valid alternative to evolution . So far you have shown that it 's an interesting idea , that may in the future lead to some good things . But you have failed to prove that it is in any way even close to the theory of evolution ."
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"That I have failed to prove it at all is only according to the atheist worldview . A neutral , agnostic worldview may think they are somewhat comparable . The Judeo Christian worldview that is taught to many students by their parents would think that evolution ( happenstance origins ) is n't in any way close to ID . So we have two one sided worldviews , and one neutral one . Since a free exploration of ideas would give students the most complete picture , would interfere less with altering their worldviews that were most likely formed in the home , and would be most likely to teach them HOW to think , why are we dangerously close ( thanks John Jones ) to allowing one - one sided worldview to completely suppress another worldview in the science classroom ? The answer of course , is politics . Science has become more and more politicized as the domestic federal government grows larger and larger . The government that once had limited powers has become more and more discoverers of emergencies and crisies , that entitle us all , particularly organizations , to a share of federal pie . Science has gladly hopped on board - they have the measuring devices , the microscopes and telescopes . In 1989 , the budget of the National Institutes of Health was $ 7.9 billion . In 2005 it 's $ 28.8 billion . This is one of many government agencies that science `` serves `` , and others have fat budgets as well . Leaf through Science magazine and you 'll see that the maintanance of government spending on science is one of it 's biggest preoccupations . To maintain it , science peddles hope and fear . Of course , some say that religion peddles the same thing . Science would rather not compete with it , and it certainly does n't help when the new concept of ID , armed with the latest scientific discoveries , comes along questioning established scientific `` theories `` that keep them at the highest rung of the hope and fear ladder . It used to be that religion and science did n't compete , and they should n't today . But they do , and there 's only one difference from yesterday and today - government money ."
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"You are the affirmative so it is up to you to prove that Intelligent Design should be taught as a valid alternative to evolution ."
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"That I have failed to prove it at all is only according to the atheist worldview ."
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"You are the affirmative so it is up to you to prove that Intelligent Design should be taught as a valid alternative to evolution . So far you have shown that it 's an interesting idea , that may in the future lead to some good things . But you have failed to prove that it is in any way even close to the theory of evolution ."
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"That I have failed to prove it at all is only according to the atheist worldview . A neutral , agnostic worldview may think they are somewhat comparable . The Judeo Christian worldview that is taught to many students by their parents would think that evolution ( happenstance origins ) is n't in any way close to ID . So we have two one sided worldviews , and one neutral one . Since a free exploration of ideas would give students the most complete picture , would interfere less with altering their worldviews that were most likely formed in the home , and would be most likely to teach them HOW to think , why are we dangerously close ( thanks John Jones ) to allowing one - one sided worldview to completely suppress another worldview in the science classroom ? The answer of course , is politics . Science has become more and more politicized as the domestic federal government grows larger and larger . The government that once had limited powers has become more and more discoverers of emergencies and crisies , that entitle us all , particularly organizations , to a share of federal pie . Science has gladly hopped on board - they have the measuring devices , the microscopes and telescopes . In 1989 , the budget of the National Institutes of Health was $ 7.9 billion . In 2005 it 's $ 28.8 billion . This is one of many government agencies that science `` serves `` , and others have fat budgets as well . Leaf through Science magazine and you 'll see that the maintanance of government spending on science is one of it 's biggest preoccupations . To maintain it , science peddles hope and fear . Of course , some say that religion peddles the same thing . Science would rather not compete with it , and it certainly does n't help when the new concept of ID , armed with the latest scientific discoveries , comes along questioning established scientific `` theories `` that keep them at the highest rung of the hope and fear ladder . It used to be that religion and science did n't compete , and they should n't today . But they do , and there 's only one difference from yesterday and today - government money ."
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"But you have failed to prove that it is in any way even close to the theory of evolution ."
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"That I have failed to prove it at all is only according to the atheist worldview ."
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"I agree as well . Urban Hot Islands are not a big deal . Of course they will be warmer ( more energy , lighting , etc ) but that does not mean the Earth will suffer catastrophic climate change .. only in movies ."
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"Here here !"
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"I agree as well . Urban Hot Islands are not a big deal ."
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"Here here !"
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"I agree as well . Urban Hot Islands are not a big deal . Of course they will be warmer ( more energy , lighting , etc ) but that does not mean the Earth will suffer catastrophic climate change .. only in movies ."
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"Here here !"
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"I agree as well . Urban Hot Islands are not a big deal"
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"Here here !"
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"I agree as well . Urban Hot Islands are not a big deal . Of course they will be warmer ( more energy , lighting , etc ) but that does not mean the Earth will suffer catastrophic climate change .. only in movies ."
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"Here here !"
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AGREE
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"I agree as well . Urban Hot Islands are not a big deal ."
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"Here here !"
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"I agree as well . Urban Hot Islands are not a big deal . Of course they will be warmer ( more energy , lighting , etc ) but that does not mean the Earth will suffer catastrophic climate change .. only in movies ."
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"Here here !"
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"I agree as well . Urban Hot Islands are not a big deal ."
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"Here here !"
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"I agree as well . Urban Hot Islands are not a big deal . Of course they will be warmer ( more energy , lighting , etc ) but that does not mean the Earth will suffer catastrophic climate change .. only in movies ."
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"Here here !"
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AGREE
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"Hot Islands are not a big deal . Of course they will be warmer ( more energy , lighting , etc ) but that does not mean the Earth will suffer catastrophic climate change"
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"Here here !"
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"For bringing health care to women without the means ? For providing Pap Smears , Mammograms , and birth control for women without the means ? Providiing pre-natal , and post-natal care ? Oh , heck , let the women die of breast cancer and uterine cancer"
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"No , for murdering innocent babies in the womb by performing abortions that were not necessary but just being done as a means of birth control ........."
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"For bringing health care to women without the means ? For providing Pap Smears , Mammograms , and birth control for women without the means ?"
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"No , for murdering innocent babies in the womb"
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"For bringing health care to women without the means ? For providing Pap Smears , Mammograms , and birth control for women without the means ? Providiing pre-natal , and post-natal care ? Oh , heck , let the women die of breast cancer and uterine cancer"
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"No , for murdering innocent babies in the womb by performing abortions that were not necessary but just being done as a means of birth control ........."
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"For providing Pap Smears , Mammograms , and birth control for women without the means ?"
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"for murdering innocent babies in the womb by performing abortions that were not necessary but just being done as a means of birth control"
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"For bringing health care to women without the means ? For providing Pap Smears , Mammograms , and birth control for women without the means ? Providiing pre-natal , and post-natal care ? Oh , heck , let the women die of breast cancer and uterine cancer"
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"No , for murdering innocent babies in the womb by performing abortions that were not necessary but just being done as a means of birth control ........."
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"For bringing health care to women without the means ? For providing Pap Smears , Mammograms , and birth control for women without the means ? Providiing pre-natal , and post-natal care ? Oh , heck , let the women die of breast cancer and uterine cancer"
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"No , for murdering innocent babies in the womb by performing abortions"
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"For bringing health care to women without the means ? For providing Pap Smears , Mammograms , and birth control for women without the means ? Providiing pre-natal , and post-natal care ? Oh , heck , let the women die of breast cancer and uterine cancer"
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"No , for murdering innocent babies in the womb by performing abortions that were not necessary but just being done as a means of birth control ........."
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"For bringing health care to women without the means ?"
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"No , for murdering innocent babies in the womb by performing abortions that were not necessary"
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"Now why are Americans fat , there 's a good question ."
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"And one for another topic . I 'm curious as to how people on here can claim that the American health care system is the cheapest , most efficient , economical model ( and overall `` best `` option ) given the stats presented above ."
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"Now why are Americans"
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"American health care system is the cheapest , most efficient , economical model ( and overall `` best `` option ) given the stats presented above ."
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"Now why are Americans fat , there 's a good question ."
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"And one for another topic . I 'm curious as to how people on here can claim that the American health care system is the cheapest , most efficient , economical model ( and overall `` best `` option ) given the stats presented above ."
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AGREE
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"Now why are Americans fat , there 's a good question ."
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"one for another topic . I 'm curious as to how people on here can claim that the American health care system is the cheapest"
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"Now why are Americans fat , there 's a good question ."
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"And one for another topic . I 'm curious as to how people on here can claim that the American health care system is the cheapest , most efficient , economical model ( and overall `` best `` option ) given the stats presented above ."
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"there 's a good question ."
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"for another topic . I 'm curious as to how people on here can claim that the American health care system is the cheapest , most efficient , economical model ( and overall `` best `` option ) given the stats presented above ."
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"Now why are Americans fat , there 's a good question ."
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"And one for another topic . I 'm curious as to how people on here can claim that the American health care system is the cheapest , most efficient , economical model ( and overall `` best `` option ) given the stats presented above ."
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AGREE
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"Now why are Americans fat , there 's a good question ."
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"American health care system is the cheapest , most efficient , economical model ( and overall `` best `` option ) given the stats presented above ."
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"Now why are Americans fat , there 's a good question ."
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"And one for another topic . I 'm curious as to how people on here can claim that the American health care system is the cheapest , most efficient , economical model ( and overall `` best `` option ) given the stats presented above ."
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AGREE
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"why are Americans fat"
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"I 'm curious as to how people on here can claim that the American health care system is the cheapest , most efficient , economical model ( and overall `` best `` option ) given the stats presented above ."
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"Even if it was just a clump of cells ( I can hear this one coming ) in the beginning , the fact is , in the end it will most likely be a live human being and that is n't changed by it 's alleged `` clump of cells in the beginning `` status ."
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"Just because a clump if cell will develope into a live human being does n't mean the mother is obligated to let it happen in her body whether she want it to or not . If that bothers you then STOP DWELLING ON IT ."
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"Even if it was just a clump of cells ( I can hear this one coming ) in the beginning ,"
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"Just because a clump if cell will develope into a live human being does n't"
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"Even if it was just a clump of cells ( I can hear this one coming ) in the beginning , the fact is , in the end it will most likely be a live human being and that is n't changed by it 's alleged `` clump of cells in the beginning `` status ."
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"Just because a clump if cell will develope into a live human being does n't mean the mother is obligated to let it happen in her body whether she want it to or not . If that bothers you then STOP DWELLING ON IT ."
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DISAGREE
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"Even if it was just a clump of cells ( I can hear this one coming ) in the beginning , the fact is , in the end it will most likely be a live human being"
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"Just because a clump if cell will develope into a live human being does n't mean the mother is obligated to let it happen in her body"
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"Even if it was just a clump of cells ( I can hear this one coming ) in the beginning , the fact is , in the end it will most likely be a live human being and that is n't changed by it 's alleged `` clump of cells in the beginning `` status ."
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"Just because a clump if cell will develope into a live human being does n't mean the mother is obligated to let it happen in her body whether she want it to or not . If that bothers you then STOP DWELLING ON IT ."
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"Even if it was just a clump of cells ( I can hear this one coming ) in the beginning , the fact is , in the end it will most likely be a live human"
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"Just because a clump if cell will develope into a live human being does n't mean the mother is obligated to let it happen in her body"
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"Even if it was just a clump of cells ( I can hear this one coming ) in the beginning , the fact is , in the end it will most likely be a live human being and that is n't changed by it 's alleged `` clump of cells in the beginning `` status ."
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"Just because a clump if cell will develope into a live human being does n't mean the mother is obligated to let it happen in her body whether she want it to or not . If that bothers you then STOP DWELLING ON IT ."
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DISAGREE
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"Even if it was just a clump of cells ( I can hear this one coming ) in the beginning , the fact is , in the end it will most likely be a live human"
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"Just because a clump if cell will develope into a live human being does n't mean the mother is obligated to let it happen in her body whether she want it to or not ."
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"Even if it was just a clump of cells ( I can hear this one coming ) in the beginning , the fact is , in the end it will most likely be a live human being and that is n't changed by it 's alleged `` clump of cells in the beginning `` status ."
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"Just because a clump if cell will develope into a live human being does n't mean the mother is obligated to let it happen in her body whether she want it to or not . If that bothers you then STOP DWELLING ON IT ."
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"Even if it was just a clump of cells"
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"mother is obligated to let it happen in her body whether she want it to or not ."
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"He also seems to ignore the fact that many accept both Evolution and Intelligent Design ."
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"Because even the ID line is the Big Tent . The ID bigwigs know damn well that they ca n't argue against common descent : the evidence is too strong ."
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"He also seems to ignore the fact that many accept both Evolution and Intelligent Design ."
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"The ID bigwigs know damn well that they ca n't argue against common descent : the evidence is too strong ."
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"He also seems to ignore the fact that many accept both Evolution and Intelligent Design ."
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"Because even the ID line is the Big Tent . The ID bigwigs know damn well that they ca n't argue against common descent : the evidence is too strong ."
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"He also seems to ignore the fact that many accept both Evolution and Intelligent Design ."
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"The ID bigwigs know damn well that they ca n't argue against common descent :"
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"He also seems to ignore the fact that many accept both Evolution and Intelligent Design ."
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"Because even the ID line is the Big Tent . The ID bigwigs know damn well that they ca n't argue against common descent : the evidence is too strong ."
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"many accept both Evolution Intelligent Design ."
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"The deceived one is you Brady . How many of those alleged lives taken by gun violence were police shootings ? How many by gang memebrs killing other gang members ? Where did you come up with your figures Brady , VPC your namesake group ? They are thoroughly discredited as you should realize by now . How many are suicides ? The prevention models for these are different in case you were unaware . You fail to even consider how many of those lives were taken by criminals in the commission of a crime . Yet you would render us helpless to them in your quest for a non hostile working environment . Show exactly where in the constitution and Bill of Rights the wording for gun control . Here is a clue , they are n't there . If you were truely concerned about loss of innocent life then you would be supporting laws to keep the violent criminal away from society . Instead they are free after many arrests and convictions to prey upon a society that you would render helpless . Why Brady ?"
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"wrong again , only 154 justifiable homicides out of thousands of murders * In 2005 , 30,694 people in the United States died from firearm-related deaths – 12,352 were murdered ; 17,002 killed themselves ; 789 were accidents ; 330 died by police intervention , and in 221 , the intent was unknown . 6 In comparison , 33,651 Americans were killed in the Korean War and 58,193 Americans were killed in the Vietnam War.7 * An additional 71,417 people were shot and survived their injuries -- 52,748 people injured in an attack ; 3,190 people injured in a suicide attempt ; 14,678 people shot accidentally , and 801 people shot in a police intervention.8 * In 2004 , firearms were used to murder 56 people in Australia , 184 people in Canada , 73 people in England and Wales , 5 people in New Zealand , and 37 people in Sweden.9 In comparison , firearms were used to murder 11,344 in the United States.10 * In 2006 , there were only 154 justifiable homicides by private citizens using handguns in the United States.11 * For every time a gun is used in a home in a legally-justifiable shooting [ note that every self-defense is legally justifiable ] there are 22 criminal , unintentional , and suicide-related shootings.17 * The presence of a gun in the home triples the risk of homicide in the home.18 * The presence of a gun in the home increases the risk of suicide fivefold.19"
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"The deceived one is you Brady . How many of those alleged lives taken by gun violence were police shootings ?"
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"The deceived one is you Brady . How many of those alleged lives taken by gun violence were police shootings ? How many by gang memebrs killing other gang members ? Where did you come up with your figures Brady , VPC your namesake group ? They are thoroughly discredited as you should realize by now . How many are suicides ? The prevention models for these are different in case you were unaware . You fail to even consider how many of those lives were taken by criminals in the commission of a crime . Yet you would render us helpless to them in your quest for a non hostile working environment . Show exactly where in the constitution and Bill of Rights the wording for gun control . Here is a clue , they are n't there . If you were truely concerned about loss of innocent life then you would be supporting laws to keep the violent criminal away from society . Instead they are free after many arrests and convictions to prey upon a society that you would render helpless . Why Brady ?"
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"wrong again , only 154 justifiable homicides out of thousands of murders * In 2005 , 30,694 people in the United States died from firearm-related deaths – 12,352 were murdered ; 17,002 killed themselves ; 789 were accidents ; 330 died by police intervention , and in 221 , the intent was unknown . 6 In comparison , 33,651 Americans were killed in the Korean War and 58,193 Americans were killed in the Vietnam War.7 * An additional 71,417 people were shot and survived their injuries -- 52,748 people injured in an attack ; 3,190 people injured in a suicide attempt ; 14,678 people shot accidentally , and 801 people shot in a police intervention.8 * In 2004 , firearms were used to murder 56 people in Australia , 184 people in Canada , 73 people in England and Wales , 5 people in New Zealand , and 37 people in Sweden.9 In comparison , firearms were used to murder 11,344 in the United States.10 * In 2006 , there were only 154 justifiable homicides by private citizens using handguns in the United States.11 * For every time a gun is used in a home in a legally-justifiable shooting [ note that every self-defense is legally justifiable ] there are 22 criminal , unintentional , and suicide-related shootings.17 * The presence of a gun in the home triples the risk of homicide in the home.18 * The presence of a gun in the home increases the risk of suicide fivefold.19"
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"The deceived one is you Brady . How many of those alleged lives taken by gun violence were police shootings ?"
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"only 154 justifiable homicides out of thousands of murders * In 2005 , 30,694 people in the United States died from firearm-related deaths"
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"The deceived one is you Brady . How many of those alleged lives taken by gun violence were police shootings ? How many by gang memebrs killing other gang members ? Where did you come up with your figures Brady , VPC your namesake group ? They are thoroughly discredited as you should realize by now . How many are suicides ? The prevention models for these are different in case you were unaware . You fail to even consider how many of those lives were taken by criminals in the commission of a crime . Yet you would render us helpless to them in your quest for a non hostile working environment . Show exactly where in the constitution and Bill of Rights the wording for gun control . Here is a clue , they are n't there . If you were truely concerned about loss of innocent life then you would be supporting laws to keep the violent criminal away from society . Instead they are free after many arrests and convictions to prey upon a society that you would render helpless . Why Brady ?"
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"wrong again , only 154 justifiable homicides out of thousands of murders * In 2005 , 30,694 people in the United States died from firearm-related deaths – 12,352 were murdered ; 17,002 killed themselves ; 789 were accidents ; 330 died by police intervention , and in 221 , the intent was unknown . 6 In comparison , 33,651 Americans were killed in the Korean War and 58,193 Americans were killed in the Vietnam War.7 * An additional 71,417 people were shot and survived their injuries -- 52,748 people injured in an attack ; 3,190 people injured in a suicide attempt ; 14,678 people shot accidentally , and 801 people shot in a police intervention.8 * In 2004 , firearms were used to murder 56 people in Australia , 184 people in Canada , 73 people in England and Wales , 5 people in New Zealand , and 37 people in Sweden.9 In comparison , firearms were used to murder 11,344 in the United States.10 * In 2006 , there were only 154 justifiable homicides by private citizens using handguns in the United States.11 * For every time a gun is used in a home in a legally-justifiable shooting [ note that every self-defense is legally justifiable ] there are 22 criminal , unintentional , and suicide-related shootings.17 * The presence of a gun in the home triples the risk of homicide in the home.18 * The presence of a gun in the home increases the risk of suicide fivefold.19"
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"alleged lives taken by gun violence gang memebrs killing other gang members ,"
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"wrong again , . home The presence of a gun in the home triples the risk of homicide in the"
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"Whoa , whoa ... I NEVER said fundamental Christianity and evolution could co-exist , I have no idea where you got that . I said Christianity and evolution could co-exist . Fundamentalists believe that everything in the Bible should be taken literally , and obviously that wo n't work with evolution . Christianity and evolution , however , work out just fine ."
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"NEVER said fundamental Christianity and evolution could co-exist"
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"Whoa , whoa ... I NEVER said fundamental Christianity and evolution could co-exist , I have no idea where you got that . I said Christianity and evolution could co-exist . Fundamentalists believe that everything in the Bible should be taken literally , and obviously that wo n't work with evolution . Christianity and evolution , however , work out just fine ."
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"I 'm sorry , I thought you were a `` fundamentalist `` . You said that you believe everything that the Bible says , correct ? Then how do you explain God taking a rib out of Adam 's side to create Eve ? Lurch just showed you that it was `` scientifically `` impossible ."
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"Christianity and evolution , however , work out just fine ."
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"I 'm sorry , how do you explain God taking a rib out of Adam 's side to create Eve ?"
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"Whoa , whoa ... I NEVER said fundamental Christianity and evolution could co-exist , I have no idea where you got that . I said Christianity and evolution could co-exist . Fundamentalists believe that everything in the Bible should be taken literally , and obviously that wo n't work with evolution . Christianity and evolution , however , work out just fine ."
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"I 'm sorry , I thought you were a `` fundamentalist `` . You said that you believe everything that the Bible says , correct ? Then how do you explain God taking a rib out of Adam 's side to create Eve ? Lurch just showed you that it was `` scientifically `` impossible ."
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"everything in the Bible should be taken literally , and obviously that wo n't work with evolution . Christianity and evolution , however , work out just fine ."
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"I dunno . What is the scoop here ? You complain about the responses we give , and yet you keep coming back for more . Even people with down syndrome learn enough to only stick their hands in the open flame once ."
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"What 's the scoop here ?"
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"I dunno . What is the scoop here ? You complain about the responses we give , and yet you keep coming back for more . Even people with down syndrome learn enough to only stick their hands in the open flame once ."
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"I dunno . What is the scoop here ? You complain about the responses we give , and yet you keep coming back for more . Even people with down syndrome learn enough to only stick their hands in the open flame once ."
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"What 's the scoop here ?"
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"I dunno . What is the scoop here ?"
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"If anyone else shows an interest , we 'll go from there ."
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"If anyone else shows an interest , we 'll go from there ."
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"If anyone else shows an interest , we 'll go from there ."
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"If anyone else shows an interest , we 'll go from there ."
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"If anyone else shows an interest , we 'll go from there ."
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"In reality science doesn ’ t argue that intelligent design can not be true , it simply argues that it is not true as far as it has researched and beyond that science doesn ’ t try to blindly guess from the infinite possibilities ."
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"Well , the first part is true but I 'm not sure I understand what you are saying in the second part . Science does not claim that intelligent design is false because science lacks the tools to examine the concept . ID is just another unsupported assertion outside the domain of science ( and logic for that matter ) . ID has reached the stage of unsupported assertion without evidence . Science has better explanations ."
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"science doesn ’ t argue that intelligent design can not be true , it simply argues that it is not true"
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"In reality science doesn ’ t argue that intelligent design can not be true , it simply argues that it is not true as far as it has researched and beyond that science doesn ’ t try to blindly guess from the infinite possibilities ."
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"Well , the first part is true but I 'm not sure I understand what you are saying in the second part . Science does not claim that intelligent design is false because science lacks the tools to examine the concept . ID is just another unsupported assertion outside the domain of science ( and logic for that matter ) . ID has reached the stage of unsupported assertion without evidence . Science has better explanations ."
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"science doesn ’ t argue that intelligent design can not be true , it simply argues that it is not true as far as it has researched and beyond that science doesn ’ t try to blindly guess from the infinite possibilities ."
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"Well , the first part is true but I 'm not sure I understand what you are saying in the second part . Science does not claim that intelligent design is false because science lacks the tools to examine the concept ."
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"In reality science doesn ’ t argue that intelligent design can not be true , it simply argues that it is not true as far as it has researched and beyond that science doesn ’ t try to blindly guess from the infinite possibilities ."
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"Well , the first part is true but I 'm not sure I understand what you are saying in the second part . Science does not claim that intelligent design is false because science lacks the tools to examine the concept . ID is just another unsupported assertion outside the domain of science ( and logic for that matter ) . ID has reached the stage of unsupported assertion without evidence . Science has better explanations ."
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"In reality science doesn ’ t argue that intelligent design can not be true ,"
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"Well , the first part is true"
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"I 'm confused by this one . You did n't say in the original statement that the boyfriend had anything to do with it . So how would doing `` the right thing `` involve him ."
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"I 'm not saying it 's the `` right thing `` to do , it 's just the sort of thing that a desperate father might do to save the reputation of his daughter . I mean , we live in a Christian nation and we still kind of think , in our heart of hearts , that if a woman or girl is raped IT 'S HER FAULT ."
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"boyfriend had anything to do with it"
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"I 'm confused by this one . You did n't say in the original statement that the boyfriend had anything to do with it . So how would doing `` the right thing `` involve him ."
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"I 'm not saying it 's the `` right thing `` to do , it 's just the sort of thing that a desperate father might do to save the reputation of his daughter . I mean , we live in a Christian nation and we still kind of think , in our heart of hearts , that if a woman or girl is raped IT 'S HER FAULT ."
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"You did n't say in the original statement that the boyfriend had anything to do with it . So how would doing `` the right thing `` involve him ."
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"not saying it 's the `` right thing `` to do , it 's just the sort of thing that a desperate father might do to save the reputation of his daughter ."
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"I 'm confused by this one . You did n't say in the original statement that the boyfriend had anything to do with it . So how would doing `` the right thing `` involve him ."
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"I 'm not saying it 's the `` right thing `` to do , it 's just the sort of thing that a desperate father might do to save the reputation of his daughter . I mean , we live in a Christian nation and we still kind of think , in our heart of hearts , that if a woman or girl is raped IT 'S HER FAULT ."
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"You did n't say in the original statement that the boyfriend had anything to do with it ."
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"Nine months of discomfort is nothing compared to life in prison for voluntary manslaughter !"
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"Nine months of discomfort is nothing compared to life in prison"
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"Nine months of discomfort is nothing compared to life in prison for voluntary manslaughter !"
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"Nine months of discomfort is nothing compared to life in prison for voluntary manslaughter !"
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"Biologists now know that individual animals in a population are able to develop specific traits while still in the egg or womb ."
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"Actually , qualified biologists know no such thing . In fact , I 've never known one who would agree with that assertion . Can you give us some peer reviewed references to support your assertion ?"
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"Biologists now know that individual animals in a population are able to develop specific traits while still in the egg or womb"
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"Biologists now know that individual animals in a population are able to develop specific traits while still in the egg or womb ."
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"Actually , qualified biologists know no such thing . In fact , I 've never known one who would agree with that assertion . Can you give us some peer reviewed references to support your assertion ?"
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"Biologists now know animals in a population are able to develop specific traits while still in the egg"
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"Biologists now know that individual animals in a population are able to develop specific traits while still in the egg or womb ."
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"Actually , qualified biologists know no such thing . In fact , I 've never known one who would agree with that assertion . Can you give us some peer reviewed references to support your assertion ?"
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"now know population womb"
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"And all having a real , verifiable negative impact on society , which can not be said about gay marriage . Can we tone down the drama a little bit ?"
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"liberals drugs , prostitution"
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"And all having a real , verifiable negative impact on society , which can not be said about gay marriage . Can we tone down the drama a little bit ?"
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"liberals should also all favor drugs since all of these are moral-based laws as well"
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"Of course , liberals should also all favor drugs , alcohol , prostitution , gambling , polygamy , and open marriage , since all of these are moral-based laws as well ."
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"And all having a real , verifiable negative impact on society , which can not be said about gay marriage . Can we tone down the drama a little bit ?"
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"liberals should also all favor drugs , alcohol , prostitution , gambling , polygamy , and open marriage , since all of these are moral-based laws as well ."
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"Genesis 6:13 And God said to Noah , Â “ I have determined to make an end of all flesh , for the earth is filled with violence through them . Behold , I will destroy them with the earth ."
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"God said to Noah , Â I have determined to make an end of all flesh"
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"It is n't published in the local newspaper is it ? It 's fed into a computer thousands of miles away to generate trend lines . So what ?"
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"You know what ? You 're officially too clueless to post on this thread . You obviously have n't bothered yourself to figure out what 's going on , so I 'm going to kindly ask that you leave until you figure out what is going on . As I escort you out the door ( metaphorically ) , let me just repeat something for you that was in the FIRST SENTENCE of the article that you obviously could n't be bothered to read ... I 'll even make it nice and big so maybe it will help with your reading comprehension ! collect detailed data about each abortion performed -- and post it all on a public Web site . Feel free to rejoin us when you figure out what 's going on ."
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"It is n't published in the local newspaper is it ? It 's fed into a computer thousands of miles away to generate trend lines . So what ?"
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"You know what ? You 're officially too clueless to post on this thread . You obviously have n't bothered yourself to figure out what 's going on , so I 'm going to kindly ask that you leave until you figure out what is going on . As I escort you out the door ( metaphorically ) , let me just repeat something for you that was in the FIRST SENTENCE of the article that you obviously could n't be bothered to read ... I 'll even make it nice and big so maybe it will help with your reading comprehension ! collect detailed data about each abortion performed -- and post it all on a public Web site . Feel free to rejoin us when you figure out what 's going on ."
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"It is n't published in the local newspaper is it ? It 's fed into a computer thousands of miles away"
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"You 're officially too clueless to post on this thread I 'll even make it nice and big so maybe it will help with your reading comprehension !"
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"It is n't published in the local newspaper is it ? It 's fed into a computer thousands of miles away to generate trend lines . So what ?"
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"You know what ? You 're officially too clueless to post on this thread . You obviously have n't bothered yourself to figure out what 's going on , so I 'm going to kindly ask that you leave until you figure out what is going on . As I escort you out the door ( metaphorically ) , let me just repeat something for you that was in the FIRST SENTENCE of the article that you obviously could n't be bothered to read ... I 'll even make it nice and big so maybe it will help with your reading comprehension ! collect detailed data about each abortion performed -- and post it all on a public Web site . Feel free to rejoin us when you figure out what 's going on ."
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"So what ?"
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"Umm ... thats the point of saying God of the Gaps - when science fills in the gaps then there is less for your God to do . This is just pure intentional ignorance - you do realise Peddlar , that things can happen over time ? Not to mention that evolutionary hypothesis have been made and then tested - protein homology for one , there is no way anyone knew the answer before hand but what was observed later when technology improved is what was expected . DNA dating pretty much gives the same time for common ancestors as fossils do . There is really no difference between carrying out an experiment a fraction of a second in the past and observing it than millions of years - other than the latter makes it a little difficult to get all the evidence sometime . Science is the current sum of human knowledge about how the world works . Never get published though There is a massive amount of evidence that points to things being designed via evolution rather than a concious designer - there are massive amount of badly designed organs and organisms , either God is spiteful or incompetant . Lets not go into the parasitic wasps and hyperparasitic wasps which are what made Darwin convert ( or part of it ) . He could n't beleive that a kind benevolent creator would design such horrors intentionally . Having something 's larvae consume your organs whilst still alive and feeding of another catapilar 's guts whilst still inside them strikes you as a kind and good thing to do ?"
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"when science fills in the gaps then there is less for your God to do something 's larvae consume your organs whilst still alive and feeding of another catapilar 's guts whilst still inside them strikes you as a kind and good thing to do ?"
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"Regarding the stars , I have a thought . We measure the distance of stars in light years , then try to predict their age . Perhaps when measuring the distance , that 's all we get is distance- not actual `` time `` , or age . If this were true it would explain the difference between the `` old `` and `` new `` earth theory ."
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"Regarding the stars , I have a thought . We measure the distance of stars in light years , then try to predict their age . Perhaps when measuring the distance , that 's all we get is distance- not actual `` time `` , or age . If this were true it would explain the difference between the `` old `` and `` new `` earth theory ."
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"If this were true it would explain the difference between the `` old `` and `` new `` earth theory ."
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"That does n't work , sorry ."
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"I will give a brief stab at giving positive evidence ."
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"But what you are being challenged to do is to give some evidence for the idea that the world was created less than 10,000 years ago . In other words , `` If Genesis-style creation were true , we would expect to see ( fill in the blank ) . ``"
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"But what you are being challenged to do is to give some evidence for the idea that the world was created less than 10,000 years ago . In other words , `` If Genesis-style creation were true , we would expect to see ( fill in the blank ) . ``"
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"I will give a brief stab at giving positive evidence ."
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"I will give a brief stab at giving positive evidence ."
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"But what you are being challenged to do is to give some evidence for the idea that the world was created less than 10,000 years ago . In other words , `` If Genesis-style creation were true , we would expect to see ( fill in the blank ) . ``"
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"I will give a brief stab at giving positive evidence ."
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"But what you are being challenged to do is to give some evidence for the idea that the world was created less than 10,000 years ago . In other words , `` If Genesis-style creation were true , we would expect to see ( fill in the blank ) . ``"
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"Where did that speck come from that went `` bang `` and out of it comes everything we see ?"
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"The observable universe represents an event horizon , outside of which we can not see . The actual extent of the universe beyond that is at present unknowable . Current versions of M-theory hold that our universe was formed from the collisions of branes in a higher dimension ."
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"Where did that speck come from that went `` bang `` and out of it comes everything we see ?"
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"Where did that speck come from that went `` bang `` and out of it comes everything we see ?"
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"The observable universe represents an event horizon , outside of which we can not see . The actual extent of the universe beyond that is at present unknowable . Current versions of M-theory hold that our universe was formed from the collisions of branes in a higher dimension ."
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"Where did that speck come from that went `` bang `` and out of it comes everything we see ?"
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"The observable universe represents an event horizon , outside of which we can not see . The actual extent of the universe beyond that is at present unknowable . Current versions of M-theory hold that our universe was formed from the collisions of branes in a higher dimension ."
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"Where did that speck come from that went `` bang `` and out of it comes everything we see ?"
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