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Old Testament scholar Bruce K. Waltke formerly of Florida's Reformed Theological Seminary was dismissed after making the heretical statement, "Christianity's continued denial of evolution will make them a cult."
"You are a wtich! Or Satan's minion!" "Ouch!... OK..."
Yes; a few days on the rack with the Adjudicators will change everything. Those pesky confrontational attitudes? Gone. Lies about evoluton? Ditto; gone!
It must be a real pain to the church that they can't use these simple remedies, huh catto? How much simpler life would be!
(Of course, you and I would be in real trouble... Run! Run!)
Old Testament scholar Bruce K. Waltke formerly of Florida's Reformed Theological Seminary was dismissed after making the heretical statement, "Christianity's continued denial of evolution will make them a cult."
Yes; a few days on the rack with the Adjudicators will change everything. Those pesky confrontational attitudes? Gone. Lies about evoluton? Ditto; gone!
It must be a real pain to the church that they can't use these simple remedies, huh catto? How much simpler life would be!
(Of course, you and I would be in real trouble... Run! Run!)
So much for claiming that "might makes right" is a moral idea limited to non-believers. Looks like religious types like to throw their weight around to back up their opinions about the world too.
In fact, since you're dealing with matters of faith, it is only opinion that matters. And obviously some opinions matter more than others. In this case, the people writing the checks get to decide which opinions God would agree with.
I thought many believers and certain denominations were making peace with science and evolution.
I guess this isn't one of them.
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Originally Posted by ovcatto
Don't laugh, if some have their way...
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Originally Posted by catman
It's simply a case of religion showing its true colors.
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Originally Posted by KCfromNC
So much for claiming that "might makes right" is a moral idea limited to non-believers. Looks like religious types like to throw their weight around to back up their opinions about the world too.
In fact, since you're dealing with matters of faith, it is only opinion that matters. And obviously some opinions matter more than others. In this case, the people writing the checks get to decide which opinions God would agree with.
Too funny!
You folks are so "open minded" that you actually believe that no professors, researchers or scientists have been fired or lost funding because of their views concerning intelligent design?
Where’s the “intellectual honesty” that you proclaim to hold near & dear?
Where’s the “intellectual honesty” that you proclaim to hold near & dear?
Where is yours?
You continue to make claims based on mere faith and refuse the intellectual honesty to even examine with an open mind anything that isn't in your bible.
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"You are a wtich! Or Satan's minion!" "Ouch!... OK..."
