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Transubvagination

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not long to go now...

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Sun goes up. Sun goes down. Never a miscommunication.

That's all their is to it.

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"The Doctor is Submarining through our brains." --Teague

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Yeah, I couldn't link to the article, thanks Doc smile

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Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were. But without it we go nowhere. - Carl Sagan

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"Because Science is a 'theory' - not testable, observable, nor repeatable."

Ugh. She basically defines the whole god damn point of science, and then says it isn't science. In order for a theory to be accepted, it has to be tested, repeated, and observed to the point of redundancy. And when an observation refutes or challenges a theory, the theory must either be changed or discarded (after ample testing of the observation which challenged the theory in the first place.) I know I'm preaching to the choir here, but fuck. Blind faith (i.e willful ignorance, i.e stupidity) is quite possibly the largest detriment to the human race.

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"Life is about movies; anything else is a bonus!"- Me   cool

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I don't know which is worse; their misunderstanding of evolution or their misunderstanding of thermodynamics.

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This is exactly why I wish so many Christians would just shut up.

Don't argue about things that you don't understand. Setting up a straw and then knocking it down is not arguing. (By the way, that goes both ways)

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Churches are nice though!

Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were. But without it we go nowhere. - Carl Sagan

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Yeah, colloquially people tend to understand "theory" to mean something like "someone's unproven explanation they dreamed up for something." A scientific theory is not that. They hear evolutionary *theory*, then, and it sounds like this tenuous thing, one "theory" among many.

It's also worth noting that science is competitive. If a particular finding is published, scientists all over the world can benefit in numerous ways if they're able to discredit/disprove/add to that finding. There's a whole range of findings that could theoretically call evolution by means of natural selection into question. Every creationist and/or I.D. "scientist" in the world can do this. All they have to do is come up with some actual science -- replicatable findings in put out in an established, peer-reviewed publication. They'd be instantly famous. So far, crickets. They publish their "findings" in their own journals precisely because the work would never stand up to proper scientific scrutiny.

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