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What does it say, Max? So elitist. I hope you would be willing to tell all these guys that they are not scientists. Calling them not scientists does no help in furthering your cause.

Sometimes I wonder if I understand evolution better than you understand what a creationist like me believes. The article doesn't say what about evolution is necessary to understand how "Advances in human biomedicine, including those focused on changes in genes triggered or disrupted in...

Not having spent much time previously thinking about US finance, this thread and one in the poly board has led me to conclusion that are economy is based on cannibalism. It seems like most of our wealth in this country is created by causing someone else to go in to debt.

Is it unfortunate that I think you all are right? I think I was hoping that you weren't.

It seems so obvious that I have to be the 200th million American to come up with the question. But that begs the question. Why hasn't or isn't it happening?

Not sure if this should go on the poly board or here. I think everyone would nearly agree that as a nation the United States is terrible with personal finances. If our grade school education is what we hold responsible for training children to have the bare minimum tools to be responsible...

I'm sorry muffler, I shoudn't have incldude that in the response to you. I just didn't feel like making another post. It was general statement about crazy fundamentalists and how more than a few on this board view them. And I'm not neccessarily offended by the term. I guess it just seems odd to...

I think I understand what you're saying now. First as stated in a previous post a theistic evolutionist has about zero qualitative difference from the atheistic variety when it comes to the actual theory of how evolultion happened. But I also realized something that should have been obvious to...

I find this in particular very interesting. I'm willing to submit that it may be true. Though, I find little qaulitative difference from theistic evolution to the atheistic variety. Little enough that I guess I never really counted it different. I get this impression that the evolutionist...

Well it woud seem like fish and lamb were likely part of his diet. See the feeding of the 5,000 and the Passover meal.

If I'm not mistaken, isn't progressive just evolution with a Divine starter?

What standard are we holding "an agreed upon theory" too? If it's the same as a bunch of scientists agree on the overarching idea that man and everything esle evovled from a single-celled simple organism. Then yes the same could be true of a "Theory of Creation." I actually see less deviation...

I try.

I know I'm pulling this out of a longer string of things, but it made me wonder: What does everyone think the creationist thinks about Natural Selection?

I guess I find that odd. As I read this and the poly board I would question his critical thinking skills far less than most in comparison to the rest of the board. I would question his sanity before I question that.

I caught that you were joking. Edit: Also, my posts assume that buckeyegrad doesn't reject (at least the term) fundamentalism. I'm sorry, BGrad if you do, and I've offended you. However, I do assume fairly comfortably that BGrad's belief about creationism align closely with what one would...