Originally posted by FeceMan
The quickness of everyone on here to criticize whob makes me wonder if the same would happen were his views on evolution and Intelligent Design reversed.
I think the negative response is more due how to the arguement was presented, along with the behaviour that followed, more so than his belief system.
Originally posted by FeceMan
The quickness of everyone on here to criticize whob makes me wonder if the same would happen were his views on evolution and Intelligent Design reversed.
I can't really add to what everyone else has said. But, I don't respect the opinion that santa claus floated down six thousand years ago and created the world...and deny the clear existance of facts. I don't respect the opinion that science and faith are indivisible. However, I do respect people's right to that opinion. But, it isn't opinion whob is presenting: it's lies.
Beyond the argument that has taken place here, it is a matter of presenting faith based ideals in a science class. As I said a long time ago, in this very thread; should you be of the opinion that ID should be included in science textbooks, argue to change the definition of science, not the definition of evolution or Intelligent Design.
Originally posted by BackFire
👇 Weak.People agreeing on something doesn't mean they're committing group-think. Just a stupid buzzword you like throwing around improperly.
That's easier then actually explaining yourself though. By grouping everyone together you don't have to acknowledge their points because "all they are doing is ganging up on you plus if at least one person laughs at it you can say that you "owned" or "burned" everyone.