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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 2:47:39 PM

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You do realise the ownership of potatoes and chips gives meaning to our existence, LaM? Therefore, we're not prepared to let the facts get in the way of our good story.

The English lost all rights to discuss chips when they let themselves be bullied into stopping using newspaper to absord the oil from fresh chips. For shame England.*

*Yes, I like fish and chips and found them to be the only food not of south asain origin I liked eating in england. Putting them on brown paper though?

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 3:02:06 PM

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I love how this thread has turned out: from creationism to root vegetables. Et en passant par la pipe, en plus: tant va la pipe à la bouche que plus elle se fume. C'est BEAU. But LDRandastarte... you need a different online translation tool. Unless... perhaps you were making poetry

"à la Ron" ?

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 3:07:57 PM

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I gave up on the monster I created yesterday and spent the day fishing. I'm frying up some of God's aquatic creatures tonight.

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 3:27:49 PM

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Ooooooh, wonderful (I'd never have the patience to fish). What did you catch

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 3:33:53 PM

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Waarom spreekt u geen taal wij allen kunnen begrijpen? Het Frans is voor mensen met een complexe superioriteit. De ernstige mensen spreken Germaanse talen.

Warum nicht Sie eine Sprache sprechen, alle können wir verstehen. Franzosen sind für Leute mit einem überlegenheit Komplex. Ernste Leute sprechen germanische Sprachen.

Ich scheine mich erinnere an einige ernste Überlegenheits komplexe, die in einer germanischen Sprache herausgespritzt werden

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 3:37:51 PM

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Beer is the solution to impatience while fishing. I was fishing for Bass today; I kept 3 decent sized large-mouths that I caught.

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 4:48:59 PM

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If a class in philosophy is offered that would be the right setting for the subject. Science classes need to be about science. Most high schools that I know of do not have the funding or interest for philosophy classes. There are plenty of philosophy courses at many colleges and universities, and even community colleges.

On the flip side, should evolution be taught at seminary schools?

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 4:53:12 PM

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On the flip side, should evolution be taught at seminary schools?

I can't speak for them, but I do know that the Catholic church accepts, rather half-arsedly, the findings of science, whilst arguing that human beings are 'a special kind of creation'. It all happened during Vatican II.

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 4:54:46 PM

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I learned about evolution--and not half-heartedly, either--at Catholic schools.

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 5:06:09 PM

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On the flip side, should evolution be taught at seminary schools?

If that seminary school teaches biology, yes.

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 5:09:42 PM

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Now we're talkin' about chicks who squirt.

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herausgespritzt

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 5:10:03 PM

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Ça me plaît quand les filles ont les bouches ouvertes.

Dieu, c'est une pipe.

Damned fureigners.

Y'all are in America where we done speak American!

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 5:16:57 PM

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Damned fureigners.

Y'all are in America where we done speak American!

You're just jealous coz you can't speak human

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 5:18:31 PM

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Aucun numéro 6 le Français n'a créé le monde, ou des pommes frites pour cette matière.
(No number 6 the french did not create the world, or french fries for that matter.)

That must be why the House changed the name to freedom fries.

Their wisdom is truly ahead of their time.

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 5:24:31 PM

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On a inventé le désespoir, on a bien pu inventer les frites, putain de bordel de merde

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 5:26:38 PM

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I learned about evolution--and not half-heartedly, either--at Catholic schools.

Me too. It was taught very objectively. Science was kept in science class while religious concepts were discussed in religion class. I think we put too little faith in children that they aren't able to distinguish between the two.

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 5:34:27 PM

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On a inventé le désespoir, on a bien pu inventer les frites, putain de bordel de merde .

yea, yea, yea

Where DID I put that number for the INS tip hotline?

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 5:37:42 PM

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No need, I'm totally legit.

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 6:19:43 PM

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No need, I'm totally legit.

Then start speakin' American dammit!

Just start off slow.

Watch 2-3 hours a day of Sarah Palin speeches and pretty soon you'll be gosh darnin' with the best of us.

Ya betcha!

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RE: Creationism in public schools - 10/5/2008 6:50:58 PM

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On the flip side, should evolution be taught at seminary schools?

The Big Bang Theory and "Let there be light!" go hand in hand. As far as sequence, science and biblical scripture do tell the same patern from light to earth with life and finally humanity. According to scripture, God takes the earths elements and molds them to create man. When we examine the human body, we find all sorts of minerals and chemicals that come from the earth.

Now, what if all that molding was a long process of making figure after figure and slowly changing those figures into a completed piece? As science explores the past, it finds the old figures and molding patterens that we as Man originated from.

The Catholic Church as taken great strides in pointing out as to how Big Bang and Evolution is proof of Gods inteligent design for us and everything else.

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