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anyone think that JM would have yanked Jon last year? way to stick with your guy OZ

so....anyone need some extra cash?? :puke

his initials.... nevermind, it was a joke

Jesus Crede....hahaha...ha..hmmmm

c'mon JC!!!

yeah, I'll chime in on that too. I just can't believe it's still going on. There's no reason to close a thread of this nature, unless threats and/or defamation occurs.

when you're stateside my friend, make sure you give me a holla. drinks are on me

hmmm... pepper spray on the blind lady, huh? bright cops seriously though...where's the rest of the story? "elderly woman settles suit for $125,000, blows entire amount on cat food, lottery tickets and bridge mix"

definitely. a regionalized flood would jeopardize the local livestock. put two of each (did they test them to make sure their jumblies worked? ) and you're set. This clearly wasn't a 100% of the earth was covered in water deal...

honestly, I think that probably holds some water, but I think people see God as having full control and not acting within any means that may be deemed "chaotic". So if that's the case, Creation and a chaotic spin towards nothing in particular, seems rather mutually exclusive. while not my belief, I just see why people aren't too excited about drafting both of those ideas in the first round of the 2004 NFL lottery. with that being said, I think we should all thank Jim for the lesson in evolution. I think the beginning of creation will be a mystery for eternity. I appluad scientists and their work, as long as their research isn't meant to demean my faith. Discover what you're going to discover and lose the agenda. Likewise, I think we christians have nothing to fear from this kind of research. Even if a final resolution comes about, what do we fear? being wrong, welp, their side doesn't offer hope either way. What do they have to fear? welp...you know. mass conversions and Christ's return. you cool with that? I'm cool with that. Have at it Jim, keep me up to date on the findings. hope this noah's ark business helps us all understand our past.

but seriously, that fence is like the apartheid.....

explain why, and I will...

i saw our boys in Houston v. the astros and in Philly V. the phillies. fun times. plus I've seen the knights play in wilkes-barre

what happened to not responding to Apu's posts? this is ridiculous

Chisoxy for soxtalk president!

I'm very open to the idea that God's timing could be well outside of our concept of time. Who's to say how we actually got here. 95% of physical evidence will never be discovered because of natural disasters, human interference, etc. Speculation abounds on either side. Good on Jim trying to understand life from a scientific standpoint. I just hope our search never ends with either side. otherwise we might become the scared, ignorants that Ghost talked of....

you're a funny guy there, jim I'm behind you, mreye... well, figuratively. I think the OT stands right in line with what the NT claims. The OT was solid in formation well before Jesus proclaimed himself as the son of man. There are references throughout the NT to quotes from the OT. Honestly, I'm not sure how I feel about the details of the OT needing to be 100% true. If someone claims to believe the NT, which is ridden with stories of miraculous healings and people being raised from the dead, I'm not sure how much more far off a story about a boat filled with Animals is. God is mysterious, that's for sure

I read ya buddy. That's why I really didn't want to discuss it all, but I just thought the logic was quite flawed. point stands, humans coming from the same line as monkeys seems fictional to some. I've taken a ton of anthropology, sociology, etc classes. I think that there are many similarities with humans and binobos, for instance. My problem is that there is clearly a seperation between "us and them." There is a clear seperation between us and homo habilis, homo erectus, and even sapien neaderthalus. I just don't know how writing just suddenly pops up out of no where around 5k year ago, as one example.

exactly what I was saying. whoopie, so there's nothing up there, why the fuss if there isn't? it won't disprove christianity or the existence of God. On the contrary, what happens if there is something up there? please, read the bible before you attempt to quote from it again.

she doesn't get it.... she ain't no texan

OMG!!!! hahahahah

so, you're one of those, huh? that makes me laugh soooooo much. does anyone else see the irony is calling someone else "scared, stubborn, and ignorant?" k, thought it was just me. just saying

d'oh... guess ghost might need another arguement.

I am on your bandwagon my fine minnesotan friend