Doubts on creationism

[coadie]

Originally Posted by Light

I think ignorant!!!

We have noticed

[canam]

Originally Posted by coadie

We have noticed

[Ferd]

Sins of the father bro... sins of the father.


Nasty Nancy must come from a long line of hard core sinners to have devolved to her current state.

[jcan071]

[QUOTE=CC1;953150]I am hoping you are not serious that peoples reactions to her first comments were "knee jerk reactions".

As a famous person once said "words have meaning". She needs to think before she opens those botoxed lips to speak. She once again proved that liberals are very tolerant and loving of everything and everybody unless they disagree with them.

Of course I am just one of those "opposing immigration" Republicans according to the mainstream media because I oppose "ILLEGAL immigration". Sure would be nice if once in a while they would insert the word "illegal" in there to truly represent most Republicans position on the matter.[/QUOTE

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by canam

I have always believed in creationism, until I have become more familiar with Nancy Pelosi there is no way God could have had a hand in that creation: Anyone who thinks we arent headed for socialism /communism only need to read her latest diatribe and quotes "we need to investigate these protesters of the mosque" they want nothing to do with democracy,except if they win ,when they lose they take it to the courts and try to legislate it out of existence.

Seems that's what some people are attempting to do.

What's your point?

[RandyWayne]

Just saw this chart. Young Earth creationism and hollow earthers have about the same amount of evidence to support their theories.

[AreYouReady?]

Of course the only thing that perked my interest was "Mammoth Cave" around the 10 O'clock position on the circle. I've been to Mammoth Cave several times and nobody is allowed to explore the cave on their own. They only allow you to go so many hundreds of feet into the cave, then up the stairs you go out to the surface. I often wondered how far back the cave winds down.

I've heard of the Hollow earth theory before. Not saying I accept it or reject it. There's just not enough evidence for me to make base my opinion on. But of course, I don't research it either.

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by AreYouReady?

Of course the only thing that perked my interest was "Mammoth Cave" around the 10 O'clock position on the circle. I've been to Mammoth Cave several times and nobody is allowed to explore the cave on their own. They only allow you to go so many hundreds of feet into the cave, then up the stairs you go out to the surface. I often wondered how far back the cave winds down.

I've heard of the Hollow earth theory before. Not saying I accept it or reject it. There's just not enough evidence for me to make base my opinion on. But of course, I don't research it either.

I've been to Mammoth cave several times and love it! There are over 350 miles of total passageways and still more to be explored and mapped. Ya, I saw the Mammoth cave description on the chart as well.

And there is nearly no evidence for a hollow earth BUT what there is is already stronger than those who claim the Earth (and Universe) is only 6-7 thousand years old.

[AreYouReady?]

Wouldn't it be interesting to get a caravan and explore until there are no more passages to go through? Of course, one would have to mark the caverns to find the way out.

[Austin]

Originally Posted by canam

I have always believed in creationism, until I have become more familiar with Nancy Pelosi there is no way God could have had a hand in that creation: Anyone who thinks we arent headed for socialism /communism only need to read her latest diatribe and quotes "we need to investigate these protesters of the mosque" they want nothing to do with democracy,except if they win ,when they lose they take it to the courts and try to legislate it out of existence.

God certainly created the vessel, but, Satan molded it into what it is today.