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By: bosskitty

bosskitty — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 02:28:50 +0000

Thank you Wil, I appreciate your help. I get a little riled when open education is threatened. I understand it as intellectual laziness. It appears to be easier to follow the flock into delusion and denial. Oh my! Did they miss the point? They never looked for it …

By: bosskitty

bosskitty — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 02:24:05 +0000

Astrostu, if you follow the link ‘types of creationism’ it will take you to a more comprehensive list. I just listed a few to make my point. I am familiar with the marriage of science and religion and they are compatible as long as they don’t try to impose on each other. Human nature seeks reasons from many sources, established religion has become a totalitarian power monger over people’s spirit. Forbidding the faithful to work with scientific process and learn from it is criminal.

By: Wil Robinson

Wil Robinson — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 02:23:56 +0000

I never understood why people can’t understand that when Genesis was written, people at the time would not have understood “lightning hit a pea soup ocean and created one celled life, which over millions of years, evolved into unique species.”

I once had a historical geology professor who was lecturing on evolution, the beginnings of life, the planet, etc. He worked his way back to the Big Bang, and then said “Now, if you want to put God into the equation, here is where you do it. Because I don’t know why the Big Bang happened in the first place.”

Seems like an interpretation that God was the one who set into motion the mechanics of evolution would keep both sides happy.

By: astrostu206265

astrostu206265 — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 16:20:11 +0000

I’m surprised you left out old-Earth creationism from your “Types of Creationism” section. It’s actually a much more sane version than the rest, my understanding being that it accepts what science says but just claims God put it all in motion, guides it, etc.