Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution

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Re: Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution

#41  Postby falconjudge » Jan 23, 2012 4:29 pm

NilsGLindgren wrote:
NilsGLindgren wrote:I have this phrase churning around in me head since I read the title of this thread, "Evolution rejects US Protestants pastors" and even tried to google it but to no avail ... somebody, please help ...

Well ... ANYBODY ... please help! :confused:


... What exactly are you asking for?
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Re: Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution

#42  Postby NilsGLindgren » Jan 23, 2012 5:34 pm

falconjudge wrote:
NilsGLindgren wrote:
NilsGLindgren wrote:I have this phrase churning around in me head since I read the title of this thread, "Evolution rejects US Protestants pastors" and even tried to google it but to no avail ... somebody, please help ...

Well ... ANYBODY ... please help! :confused:


... What exactly are you asking for?


BAsically, if the phrase "Evolution rejects US Protestants Pastors" could parse into anything meaningful. Most likely not. :dopey:
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#43  Postby falconjudge » Jan 23, 2012 10:39 pm

Ah. Then, aside from the usual demeaning comments, I doubt it.
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Re: Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution

#44  Postby NilsGLindgren » Jan 24, 2012 9:57 am

I believe you are right. I'll have to settle for a cup of coffee.
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Re: Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution

#45  Postby Atheistoclast » Jan 28, 2012 5:50 pm

Great stuff. The more people reject Darwinism the sooner it will end up on the ash heap of history. We do need to get rid of the teaching of evolutionism and other pseudo-scientific theories in the classroom.
Nothing in biology makes sense when you include evolution.
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#46  Postby willhud9 » Jan 28, 2012 6:13 pm

Atheistoclast wrote:Great stuff. The more people reject Darwinism the sooner it will end up on the ash heap of history. We do need to get rid of the teaching of evolutionism and other pseudo-scientific theories in the classroom.


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#47  Postby NilsGLindgren » Jan 28, 2012 7:08 pm

What willhud9 said.
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Re: Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution

#48  Postby Spearthrower » Jan 29, 2012 6:49 am

Atheistoclast wrote:Great stuff. The more people reject Darwinism the sooner it will end up on the ash heap of history. We do need to get rid of the teaching of evolutionism and other pseudo-scientific theories in the classroom.



Scientific findings aren't subject to people's temperaments, Joe. Seems like your arguments are regressing to your earlier demagoguery. Is it the rejection from journals that's inciting this?
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#49  Postby Darwinsbulldog » Jan 29, 2012 2:54 pm

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Atheistoclast wrote:Great stuff. The more people reject Darwinism the sooner it will end up on the ash heap of history. We do need to get rid of the teaching of evolutionism and other pseudo-scientific theories in the classroom.



Scientific findings aren't subject to people's temperaments, Joe. Seems like your arguments are regressing to your earlier demagoguery. Is it the rejection from journals that's inciting this?


Now, now Spearie, we have to wait patiently for Joe's magnum opus that will blow Raven Darwin's evil nonsense out of the water! :)
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Re: Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution

#50  Postby Atheistoclast » Jan 30, 2012 12:11 am

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Atheistoclast wrote:Great stuff. The more people reject Darwinism the sooner it will end up on the ash heap of history. We do need to get rid of the teaching of evolutionism and other pseudo-scientific theories in the classroom.


Scientific findings aren't subject to people's temperaments, Joe. Seems like your arguments are regressing to your earlier demagoguery. Is it the rejection from journals that's inciting this?


I need a one-on-one public debate with a Darwinist at a university. But they are way too scared.
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Re: Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution

#51  Postby Darwinsbulldog » Jan 30, 2012 12:34 am

Atheistoclast wrote:
Spearthrower wrote:
Atheistoclast wrote:Great stuff. The more people reject Darwinism the sooner it will end up on the ash heap of history. We do need to get rid of the teaching of evolutionism and other pseudo-scientific theories in the classroom.


Scientific findings aren't subject to people's temperaments, Joe. Seems like your arguments are regressing to your earlier demagoguery. Is it the rejection from journals that's inciting this?


I need a one-on-one public debate with a Darwinist at a university. But they are way too scared.

Another hypothesis could be that their stomachs hurt from all the laughing. :) Hard to debate you Joe, when rolling all over the floor laughing, and taking a breath is almost impossible.
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Re: Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution

#52  Postby Atheistoclast » Jan 30, 2012 12:55 am

Darwinsbulldog wrote:
Atheistoclast wrote:
Spearthrower wrote:
Atheistoclast wrote:Great stuff. The more people reject Darwinism the sooner it will end up on the ash heap of history. We do need to get rid of the teaching of evolutionism and other pseudo-scientific theories in the classroom.


Scientific findings aren't subject to people's temperaments, Joe. Seems like your arguments are regressing to your earlier demagoguery. Is it the rejection from journals that's inciting this?


I need a one-on-one public debate with a Darwinist at a university. But they are way too scared.

Another hypothesis could be that their stomachs hurt from all the laughing. :) Hard to debate you Joe, when rolling all over the floor laughing, and taking a breath is almost impossible.


Sure there is no one "down under" willing to debate the Clast?
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Re: Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution

#53  Postby Bribase » Jan 30, 2012 1:03 am

Atheistoclast wrote:
Darwinsbulldog wrote:
Atheistoclast wrote:
Spearthrower wrote:

Scientific findings aren't subject to people's temperaments, Joe. Seems like your arguments are regressing to your earlier demagoguery. Is it the rejection from journals that's inciting this?


I need a one-on-one public debate with a Darwinist at a university. But they are way too scared.

Another hypothesis could be that their stomachs hurt from all the laughing. :) Hard to debate you Joe, when rolling all over the floor laughing, and taking a breath is almost impossible.


Sure there is no one "down under" willing to debate the Clast?


Unfortunately it seems no one is available to help you grapple with your sense of personal incredulity. Please go ahead and continue cursing the establishment for not letting you pit your ignorance against their evidence:

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Re: Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution

#54  Postby Spearthrower » Jan 30, 2012 4:47 am

Atheistoclast wrote:
Spearthrower wrote:
Atheistoclast wrote:Great stuff. The more people reject Darwinism the sooner it will end up on the ash heap of history. We do need to get rid of the teaching of evolutionism and other pseudo-scientific theories in the classroom.


Scientific findings aren't subject to people's temperaments, Joe. Seems like your arguments are regressing to your earlier demagoguery. Is it the rejection from journals that's inciting this?


I need a one-on-one public debate with a Darwinist at a university. But they are way too scared.



Or disinterested in talking to someone without the basic level of expertise.

Might be good on your C.V. - of zero value on theirs... and you know, they're kind of busy educating people about modern knowledge.
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#55  Postby Spearthrower » Jan 30, 2012 4:48 am

Atheistoclast wrote:
Darwinsbulldog wrote:
Atheistoclast wrote:
Spearthrower wrote:

Scientific findings aren't subject to people's temperaments, Joe. Seems like your arguments are regressing to your earlier demagoguery. Is it the rejection from journals that's inciting this?


I need a one-on-one public debate with a Darwinist at a university. But they are way too scared.

Another hypothesis could be that their stomachs hurt from all the laughing. :) Hard to debate you Joe, when rolling all over the floor laughing, and taking a breath is almost impossible.


Sure there is no one "down under" willing to debate the Clast?


Ken Ham's an aussie - he's about the right level of technical expertise.
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