Creationism In Science Lessons

@aquine Said

Surely you could minimise the level of contradiction when you are only constructing three sentences.

There are no Pearly Gates in Scripture. They are simply a false construct emenating from the Church which destroyed your belief.

You need to forgive and move on with things.

I love you MarcusSextus.


God bless you.

@Marcussextus Said

Keep it in your pants creep. You may think you know all about everyone here, but that is only your delusion, not reality, DO try and keep on the planet!
On second thoughts, don't, feel free to leave any time you like!

@buffalobill90 Said

That's true, the first progression incorporates the Sumerian theology. What is, exactly, that makes it more reasonable to have faith in the Bible than to have faith in the Enuma Elis?

The Bible has no more evidential support for its creation account than does the Enuma Elis. But of course, evidential support doesn't matter - it's right to believe the Biblical account because of dogma. Then again, an inhabitant of the ancient Near East might have said the same thing about the Enuma Elis. And a modern Hindu would say the same about the Vedas. What makes one religion worth more than any other, if they are all based on faith?

Nothing. It's just a matter of what you are exposed to. Your blind faith in the Christian dogma is as circumstantial as my dad's blind faith in Sunderland Football Club.

@Marcussextus Said

BB90,-"Your blind faith in the Christian dogma is as circumstantial as my dad's blind faith in Sunderland Football Club"

That would be a fair statement, if the poop-prophet DID stick to christian dogma, but he's right out there on a limb all his own, his creed has little real relationship to christianity, other than the mystic chants he repeats without understanding and the words he misuses.

@aquine Said

The word dogma does not appear in Scripture. You seem a bit wound up by dogma.

A sure sign of Roman Catholicism and its nasty remnant on your soul.

By the way do see how Roman Catholic is an oxymoron.


God bless you.

@Marcussextus Said


Better go back to your crystal ball, it needs a tune-up!

You appear mightily hung-up on the catholics, wassa matter, did a nasty priest try to educate you? Make you think? Query your weird cult-type beliefs? You got a "thing" for nuns?

@aquine Said

No, sorry. I can simply see the effects that the Roman Catholic Church has had on your sorry soul.


God bless you.

@Marcussextus Said

Ahhh, then it's the ol' "eyes in the back of your head" trick then is it? Or chicken bones? Mystical Jelly-beans? Mayhap your god has given you "special" powers?
Whatever, you only demonstrate your foolishness with your pronouncements.

@buffalobill90 Said

I don't believe in race. I don't think it is sensible or scientific to subdivide the human race into distinct groups when they all have common ancestors and the differences between the perceived "races" are largely cultural. Racism is a divisive belief, I don't see what benefits it has.

@aquine Said

The word dogma does not appear in Scripture. You seem a bit wound up by dogma.

A sure sign of Roman Catholicism and its nasty remnant on your soul.

By the way do see how Roman Catholic is an oxymoron.


God bless you.

@SparklyKatie Said

So any word that doesn't appear in scripture isn't real?

Words like Catholic, oxymoron and ermmm aquine

@boxerdc Said

Don't forget "Bumblebee", "Australia" and "Litterbox".

@aquine Said

Surely you could minimise the level of contradiction when you are only constructing three sentences.

There are no Pearly Gates in Scripture. They are simply a false construct emenating from the Church which destroyed your belief.

You need to forgive and move on with things.

I love you MarcusSextus.


God bless you.