Free Range by Bill Whitehead for March 22, 2012

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    philyfanstukinmi  almost 13 years ago

    And God said, hey, what’s that on your shirt, oh, i mean…

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    baileydean  almost 13 years ago

    And thus the Good Lord Almighty created the first mental disturbance in the Force.

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    ProfessorKid  almost 13 years ago

    As Robin Williams said, if you want evidence that God gets high just look at the platypus: “We’ll take a beaver’s body and then stick on a duck’s bill… and get this: it’s a mammal, but it lays eggs! Hey Darwin… Nyahhh!!!!” : ))

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    hippogriff  almost 13 years ago

    Kid: How does the platypus refute Darwin? It seems an obvious link between oviparous and viviparous, like the echidna (which carries its egg in a belly fold) is a link between the platypus (which leaves its eggs in its nest) and the marsupials which give birth to a fetus, which completes the maturation to viability in the marsupium.

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    sbwinn  almost 13 years ago

    Biggest problem with Darwin is that there should be in-betweeners and extremely near relatives all over the place. It isn’t just humans that have a missing link. There are missing links all over.

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    lancemay  almost 13 years ago
    good evidence for one the other not some

    easy pick for mei choose the one that begins with e

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    hippogriff  almost 13 years ago

    Strange how magicianists (those who believe God creates by waving a magic wand because that is how they would if they had the power) can attack orderly creation by the eternal for whom time is irrelevant (evolution), claiming missing links all over the place, while denying links as irrelevant. Read Stephen Jay Gould’s “punctuated stasis” explanation.

    I am ordained and never had a problem with evolution because my clergyman father had three upper cretaceous fossils to his credit. As astronomer Harlow Shapley told a woman who questioned how he could believe in a personal God in the immensity of the universe, “Madam, it depends on how big a God you believe in.”

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    kaystari Premium Member over 12 years ago

    love it! Good stuff without being disrespectful.

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