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Guilty of Heresy!
The society has behaved just like the Orthodox church behaved, whenever someone put forward ideas that were not in line with its doctrines. It is a shameful act by the society, and just underscores that religious intolerance exists everywhere - including in the realm of science.

There should be no room for doubt that creationism is completely unsupportable as a theory.

The above is nonsense. As I indicated [url=http://tinyurl.com/6odn78]here[/url], science at best proposes that things are certain ways, and is unable to offer any guarantees that its proposals are the truth. Further, the weaker the perceptiveness of a creature, the poorer its assessment of its environment - making science produced by man (with his horribly weak senses) practically worthless. Man can verify explanations about the construction of the world we live in, by observing natural law, and by applying natural law to these various explanations in search of consistency. Natural law supports creationism, and it rules evolution to be fiction.
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Guilty of Heresy!  P. Douglas | 09/16/08
Does raise an interesting question...  John L. Ries | 09/16/08
Seekers of the truth should not reject challenges  P. Douglas | 09/16/08
Very true  John Zern | 09/16/08
Actually there is a difference  P. Douglas | 09/16/08
The difference is?  martin23 | 09/17/08
Agreed  rikasa | 09/16/08
Intellectually  rkoman@... | 09/16/08
I'll buy that  John L. Ries | 09/17/08
Guilty of abandoning the gift of free thought.  kozmcrae | 09/16/08
I see nothing wrong with teaching creationism in schools  P. Douglas | 09/16/08
What version of the truth would that be?  kozmcrae | 09/17/08
A touch extreme  John L. Ries | 09/17/08
Here, try this.  kozmcrae | 09/18/08
Nope  thelivo | 09/16/08
Science is highly overrated  P. Douglas | 09/17/08
Misdirection, Hubris  bcarpent1228@... | 09/16/08
Take nobody's word for it  martin23 | 09/17/08
Feel proud now Mr Koman?  iTeaBoy | 09/17/08
I admit it  rkoman@... | 09/17/08
Thankyou  iTeaBoy | 09/17/08
Science is now a religion too...  Dan the Digital Dog | 09/17/08
And yet  rkoman@... | 09/17/08
You are confusing the issues  iTeaBoy | 09/17/08
Creationism fairy stories  martin23 | 09/17/08
ok, please explain to me your theory...  iTeaBoy | 09/17/08
slime rules  martin23 | 09/17/08
So please prove which is more likely - slime or alien  iTeaBoy | 09/17/08
probability lies used by creationists??  iTeaBoy | 09/18/08
Creationist fibs  martin23 | 09/18/08
Test what you believe  iTeaBoy | 09/18/08
RE: Royal Society educator resigns, advocated creationism in science class  aldotcom | 09/17/08
Help me please with these flys  aldotcom | 09/18/08
Frauds and fakes  martin23 | 09/18/08
ok, what do you believe then?  iTeaBoy | 09/18/08
Morris fraud of the decade  martin23 | 09/18/08
meaning of life  iTeaBoy | 09/18/08

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