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WhatsHisNuts

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Hey you know what? So am I. I think school boards should have the power to decide, not the federal government. I believe both evolution and the chance that a Creator is behind the process can explain some things that the other has a hard time with.

And guess what else, most people in this country do believe that there is a Creator behind how we got here (no matter what the process). Seems like Obama does too. So you better insult Obama with that same breath if you are agnostic/athiest.

School boards can decide when the government stops funding them.....like Bob Jones University. You can pay them to learn all about stuff that doesn't exist.

You say that you believe in the chance that there is a creator which helps explain things we don't understand: Isn't that how they handled tough questions 1000 years ago? Dude, it's 2008. Just because we don't understand things doesn't mean there is a creator. Furthermore, just because people believe nonsense or things that can't be proven, doesn't mean it deserves equal time in schools.

PS: I'm not voting for Obama or McCain, but I don't hear Obama talking about teaching lunacy in our publically funded schools.
 

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did we honestly come from monkeys ? dude, i'm going to get called a racist again if I attempt to touch this.........


seriously, creationism is to each their own, and i do believe in it, but how is evolution science ?

I am amused by evolution. maybe I am wrong, maybe creationism is incorrect (i'll roll the dice here) but evolution is ridiculous.imho the only thing the 2 have in common is that one person puts their faith in one and the other puts their faith in the other one.:shrug:
 

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Sarah Palin: Support for Ted Stevens Bridge to Nowhere pork bonanza (with nice, opportunistic photo ops to help her along politically), enacting taxes on oil company profits, exercising governor's veto ensuring benefits for same-sex individuals, helping develop global warming and green legislations and initiatives for her state...all in a span of two short years.

Yes, I can certainly see why you true conservatives love her so much...:mj07:

Global warming advocate, big business taxer, protector of gay rights, pork helper! Yay! Enjoy!

It sounds like your saying she supported bridge to nowhere--she was one that got it axed-despite being pork for her own state--
--and speaking of pork--who is only one in Senate that preaches against pork--by example and takes none--Mac

Maybe you can showus some actual examples (not rhetoric on Obama side of this issue??
Would you like his list of pork projects?

How about this--Forrest Claypool tried to reform corruption in Chicago--O sided with the Dalry machine-

--Rezko donates thousands to O--
and O in return co sponsered and voted for bills that directly benefits Zezko's slum projects-via
getting them special rent subsidy funds, and building subsidy funds, and maintenance subsidy funds-let them circumvent local zoning laws--

or how about this time line--

O is elected to Ill state Senate--his wife immediately get $200,000 raise @ University of Chicago Medical Center--who in turn then get $1,000,0000 earmark from O.

Change we can believe in :)
 

WhatsHisNuts

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did we honestly come from monkeys ? dude, i'm going to get called a racist again if I attempt to touch this.........


seriously, creationism is to each their own, and i do believe in it, but how is evolution science ?

I am amused by evolution. maybe I am wrong, maybe creationism is incorrect (i'll roll the dice here) but evolution is ridiculous.imho the only thing the 2 have in common is that one person puts their faith in one and the other puts their faith in the other one.:shrug:

You don't think tracing the changes in animal biology/anatomy over time is science? You think that concept is "ridiculous". Yet, you're cool with the story of a 4,000 year old earth created by a man in the sky. I'm glad you side with the more logical scenario.

Do you believe in cavemen? Have you seen their skulls compared to ours? Or, are going with the "christian scientists" who believe god planted those bones to test our faith?

Maybe that dog you grew up with didn't evolve from wolves. Perhaps its ancestors were packs of dumb, friendly dogs that managed not to die out.

Not science, :mj07: . 98% of all species ever to live on earth are now extinct. Your perfect creator isn't perfect or natural selection has been at play.

I hope you believe in the right god and didn't simply side with the one your parents taught you existed. Hopefully, you've really checked out all the 1,000s of religions and sided with the right story....we all no what happens when you believe in the wrong supernatural being(s).
 
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