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[#] Tue May 27 2025 19:22:20 UTC from Nurb432

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And should i get into how much death and destruction has taken place at the hands of people 'doing their particular gods work'. It out shadows everything else evil mankind has done over its history..

just more evidence its all a fabrication to force people to conform and contribute and obey. 



[#] Tue May 27 2025 19:31:35 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar

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Then why was it edited and edited over the generations to fit
narratives of the day?  There is a clear difference between new

I don't approve of the mormon or catholic versions either.

[#] Tue May 27 2025 19:31:48 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar

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And should i get into how much death and destruction has taken
place at the hands of people 'doing their particular gods work'.

I don't approve of islamic terrorism either.

[#] Tue May 27 2025 20:01:52 UTC from Nurb432

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The christian crusades were not pretty either.   "thou shalt not kill" "well, unless it fits our purpose of course"

 

( i have heard estimates of 8 million people were killed in those.. )

Tue May 27 2025 19:31:48 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar
And should i get into how much death and destruction has taken
place at the hands of people 'doing their particular gods work'.

I don't approve of islamic terrorism either.

 



[#] Tue May 27 2025 22:43:06 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar

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Europe is falling because we stopped doing Crusades. Look who's taking over now.

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[#] Tue Jun 03 2025 19:49:08 UTC from darknetuser

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2025-05-27 16:55 from SouthernComputerGeek
You speak as if evolution and science mean the same thing. Like
you can't teach science without teaching evolution. As if
teaching evolution is not teaching atheism.


I don't think teaching evolution is teaching atheism. Even if it came into conflict with arahamic religions, it might not come into conflict with a different religion. I doubt evolution as a concept is incompatible with animist religions, for example.

[#] Tue Jun 03 2025 19:51:54 UTC from darknetuser

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2025-05-27 22:43 from IGnatius T Foobar
Europe is falling because we stopped doing Crusades. Look who's taking

over now.



I was about to mention that. The big mistake of the crusades was not getting the job done in full.

[#] Wed Jun 04 2025 20:55:13 UTC from IGnatius T Foobar

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I don't think teaching evolution is teaching atheism.

Nope. Evolution is more or less compatible with old earth creationism.

However: teaching atheism IS teaching religion.

[#] Mon Jun 09 2025 05:08:58 UTC from SamuraiCrow

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Tue May 27 2025 15:54:06 UTCfrom Nurb432

Related:  im curious, how do you square off in your tiny little mind that we find fossils of humans and other animals that are far older that whatever arbitrary 'age of earth' you believe in? Or do you just close your eyes and pretend that science isn't real?  I think your magic book says around 6k, but we have hominid fossils some 300 thousand. The oldest 'animals' go back i think around 3billion. And age of rocks, even further..  

I'm a young-Earth creationist. During the great flood of the days of Grandpa Noah, ocean currents changed on a daily, if not hourly, basis. Sediments would wash up from the South one hour and down from the North the next. After the flood waters receded, all the layers hardened at once. The reason there were less mobile species in the lower layers and more mobile species at the higher layers was that they were trying to get to higher ground but their abilities to do so varied proportionately. The proof of this occurring is that a fossilized tree stood upright long enough to be covered by multiple layers of sediment. Obviously, the top of the tree wasn't 50 million years younger than the bottom.

As for carbon dating, it's all relative to a baseline measurement. If the time guesstimates are inflated, so will the derived measurements be. The precision of the readings is also relative to the half-life of carbon-14 being measured with high enough precision.



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