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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, if your church is holding classes teaching Intelligent Design with the purpose of lobbying for it to be taught in public schools, your church is part of the "American Taliban" that you seem to deride in your follow up post.[/quote] +1 My faith in the Lord is strong enough that it doesn't need to be taught in school. It's also not so limited that I can't simultaneously believe in God and understand that evolution is the mechanism through which I evolved. It took me a long time to see that, OP.[/quote] Well, someone taught you about faith, right? your parents? your Sunday school teacher? You didn't suddenly wake up and say, "Wow! Some all-knowing and very powerful entity, who has always existed, created the world." Someone put that tale in your head starting at a young age. Some people grow out of fairy tales; others believe them until they die. [b]And if God was the force behind evolution, why would he/she/it take so long to create a human?[/b] The oldest form of life has been dated back over 4m years. Homo sapiens (us) are only about 100,000 years old. So an all-loving entity (doubtful considering our world is a hot mess) decided to "Do a Darwin" when she/he/it created the world. It's absolutely ridiculous to think that some sentient being would act in this manner.[/quote] "God's way are not our ways" -- that's another thing taught in Sunday school that helps those blessed with faith to carry on.[/quote] [b]And yet you have no answer for me? [/b] Those teaching Sunday school were brainwashed at a young age to believe in these tales. To you (and them), these stories are taught at truths. People are offended when posters mention Santa and the Easter Bunny. But what's the difference? And they're even offended when these Christian tales are compared to pagan beliefs. Stories were created to help ancient beings make sense of the world. Remember that world was once flat and great sea monsters ruled the waters. [/quote] Angry, angry, irrational. This is the first time I've been back on this thread in almost a month; the other pp was just another kind person answering. You know anyone can answer on this forum, right? My answer to your inane question: I neither know nor care. I didn't claim any of what you wrote; you wrote those words. I have no problem with my faith or with science. God exists. We evolved. I get proof of one and have faith in the other. You seem to have a lot of inchoate anger, though. Peace be with you.[/quote] Where's the inchoate anger in stating simpe facts?[/quote]
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