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Post by nomad on Dec 10, 2016 4:02:41 GMT -8
What I would like to ask a Creationist is, when did the divine being make the dinosaurs, exactly how long ago and who put their bones in layers of rocks of vast age. When did the divine being make planet earth. I have read that if you follow Young Earth Creationism, you believe that this is 10,000 years ago, dinosaurs were then having modern man for dinner, while Old Earth Creationists believe that the physical universe was created by God and all the things in it, a long time ago. So as BDA likes in his books to tell us all about Creationism, and in one of his books he calls evolution an anti-science, can one be most impermanent to ask the question, which side is BDA on, Young Earth Creationism, or Old Earth Creationism. If you are going to write about Entomology and Creationism, by freedom of speech in the part of the "Free" World of which I am lucky to be a member, you should have the right to criticize those comments made in a book.
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Post by jshuey on Dec 10, 2016 9:06:34 GMT -8
What I would like to ask a Creationist is, when did the divine being make the dinosaurs, exactly how long ago and who put their bones in layers of rocks of vast age. When did the divine being make planet earth. I have read that if you follow Young Earth Creationism, you believe that this is 10,000 years ago, dinosaurs were then having modern man for dinner, while Old Earth Creationists believe that the physical universe was created by God and all the things in it, a long time ago. Clearly you are behind on current creation theory. Two photos below (from the Creation Museum in Kentucky) clearly explain that all dinos were vegetarian before the "sin" and that T-Rex and kids played together. You can't make this stuff up - mostly because they already have! John Attachments:
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Post by nomad on Dec 10, 2016 10:23:56 GMT -8
That's just brilliant, a Velociraptor or T.Rex for a pet, Kitty here's your dinner. Thanks for sharing, I think you made my day.  |
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Post by Adam Cotton on Dec 10, 2016 12:08:23 GMT -8
In all the excitement I plain forgot ... was that 6 kids or 5 I had for dinner?
Do you feel lucky, Creationist?
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Post by Paul K on Dec 10, 2016 18:18:02 GMT -8
Something is not correct in that creation theory.
If I remember well from my early childhood when I was fed with all nice stories about God and the world , before sin there were only Adam and Eva happily leaving in Eden forever and ever , so how come kids played with dinosaurs those days, where did they come from ? Perhaps storks brought them to the world.
I do belive in alien gods and planting live at some point here on earth, similar as we want to colonize Mars in near future. Perhaps we are the aliens here, destroying life on Earth. Maybe there was or is advance civilization far away which visited this world . There might be hundreds of theories on that, but some of them sounds really silly and naive.
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Post by leptraps on Dec 11, 2016 12:12:58 GMT -8
I cannot believe I am about to do this!
Maybe the aliens are already here and living among us. I call them Democrats, some like Bluemoth and Reo call them "Big Foot".
Anybody got a better idea.
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Post by Adam Cotton on Dec 11, 2016 14:54:57 GMT -8
Yes, how about we all started off in the primeval soup and gradually became more and more advanced collections of biochemicals over very many millions of years, and eventually ended up with Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Theresa May. At least, that's where we are today ... as for tomorrow, only time will tell.
Adam.
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Post by leptraps on Dec 12, 2016 5:23:41 GMT -8
Mr. Cotton, I like your line of thinking. Where does Hillary Clinton fit in.
I have been told that habitat has much to do with biological development of humans. That would explains the folks from Hollywood and New York.
Of course, then there are Red Necks,that could be from the lack of brain development. Or more than likely drugs and inbreeding. Then that would also explain what happens when people get elected and move to Washington DC.
I on on the correct path.
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Post by exoticimports on Dec 12, 2016 5:36:02 GMT -8
Who is Cain's wife?
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Post by leptraps on Dec 12, 2016 8:36:59 GMT -8
She was his mistress. Who would have married them?
And talk about inbreeding.......
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Post by nomad on Dec 13, 2016 1:35:42 GMT -8
Getting back to the original theme of the thread, who here bought Saturniidae mundi part II.
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Post by nomihoudai on Dec 13, 2016 3:01:16 GMT -8
Well, I wouldn't. Lol.
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Post by nomad on Dec 14, 2016 12:07:04 GMT -8
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Post by nomihoudai on Dec 14, 2016 14:02:26 GMT -8
I think there wasn't much to add after africaone's splendid review. Lol.
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Post by themothman35 on May 25, 2017 2:11:57 GMT -8
For young earth creationism; All answers can be found (if your serious about knowing) at creation.com/ or answersingenesis.org/ For those who prefer a non-biblical explanation such as Intelligent design try www.stephencmeyer.org/ - www.discovery.org/id/ - www.c4id.org.uk/No need to come back with explanations or mockery (as seems to be the norm, which is disappointing for those academically qualified) - All I ask is if your serious take a look look and see the other side of the coin - speak to creation scientists and checkout a different worldview. Unfortunately I will not be replying to further posts. I only initiated conversation as I felt the mockery of Bernard D'Abrera was unjustified and often comes from those who have been trained and taught a specific anti-faith - anti-creation worldview. There are other options and possibilities! Finally for myself as an Entomologist and professional theologian (yes I have my academic degree's!) - I see no conflict between creation and science - its all a matter of where you begin - either with nothing or something - happy searching Oh and for my atheists colleges - an interesting testimony - |
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