Creationism cannot explain mutation, but evolution cannot explain flatulence....
A thought on creationism versus evolution…
This is the long-sought “Missing Link”?
Color me “meh!” …
So what will this do to the never-ending battle between “Evolutionists” and “Creationists”? More than likely: not much. Proponents of evolution will see a proto-human in this fossil, and those siding with divine creation will insist it’s merely a monkey.
That’s why this particular issue has no appeal to me one way or another: for as long as anyone can remember, it’s only been about which faction has more power and influence. You see it especially in many school districts where evolutionists and creationists form up gangs to take on each other, like grown adults playing “Bloods ‘n Crips”. Lost in the process is rigorous scrutiny and legitimate query for knowledge.
And personally, all I see in this fossil is… a varmint 😛
Click here for the rest of the story on what is being called the scientific discovery of the century....
The final episode of BATTLESTAR GALACTICA…
…should go down in history as doing something that had never, ever been done before:
It found common ground between Evolutionists and Creationists. And provided a reason to make peace between the two.
Just finished watching the episode. I’m now greatly enticed to buy up the season DVD sets, and check out what else I might have missed of this apparently very fine show....
Johnny Robertson is paying good money for this…?
Very strange night of cult leader Johnny Robertson’s usual broadcast on WGSR this evening. The first hour was a recording of this morning’s “service” at Martinsville Church of Christ. And that in itself was notable because to the best of my knowledge, this is the first time that I’ve ever seen Johnny Robertson praying. Except that his “prayer” was straight out of Luke chapter 18, in that it was practically the same as that of the Pharisee in the temple who prays “God, I thank you that I am not like other men—robbers, evildoers, adulterers…” etc. Yes folks, that apparently is the substance of “prayer” among the cult (which again, is not the real Churches of Christ at all).
Then Robertson went on a vicious rant, boasting about how his “church is the most authoritarian!” among other things, and then devoted much of the rest of the “sermon” to evolution ...
Ron Price’s “complete and factual account”: ADMITS to stealing signs! Alleges conspiracy by Teamsters! Plus: Price’s science crusade!
In case anyone believed that Yours Truly had some kind of obsession about “getting” Ron Price, bear in mind that it has now been well over six months since I’ve posted ANYTHING about him. And if I never did write about him again, I would have been happy. In fact, I’ve rather enjoyed not having anything new to write about the disgraced Rockingham County Board of Education member.
Alas, all good things must come to an end.
Here now is another chapter in the bizarre and twisted tale of…
The last time we peered into this sordid drama, Price had dropped his lawsuit against local publisher Richard Moore and his wife for trying to hold Price accountable for all the campaign signs that Price was caught stealing on the night before the 2006 election (which saw Price taking fifth place and getting the last of the new at-large seats ...
Creation Museum, and why Creationism has become a corrupted belief
You might have heard about the Creation Museum that opened this week in Kentucky. It is a natural history museum that has made the Bible’s account of a literal six-day creation the foundation of everything that is on exhibit.
It seems to be a huge hit, because ever since it opened the Creation Museum has enjoyed capacity crowds. It’s also attracted the usual gang of professional secularists: people who get too much of their jollies from deriding those who believe God made everything as “backward-thinking yokels”.
I’m making mention of this, because I think that the Creation Museum and the “controversy” about it (which seems too manufactured by the mainstream press) epitomizes everything that’s wrong with the “Evolution versus Creationism” debate… and especially how too many Christians get embroiled in this for the very worst of reasons.
Yes, I do believe God created the universe. No, I won’t be ...