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custer55 @custer55 (1) • United States 24 Nov 06

I'm an en ex-convict off parole since 1989. I have not committed any other crimes. Most recently(since 12/22/05) my blood brother has been placed on probation. Upon a home visit by his probation officer I was asked who I was and,...

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no name @Zmugzy (773) 7 Mar 07

Some people have argued that evolution as a theory cannot be observed or tested. However, the very rapid evolution of viruses and bacteria can be easily observed. Antibiotic resistant strains of many kinds of bacteria have evolved...

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leavert65 Regarding evidence for a young earth: HYDROGEN IN UNIVERSE SOLAR DRAG EARTH ROTATION MAGNETIC FIELD DECAY ESCAPING NATURAL GAS OIL PRESSURE MOLTEN EARTH ZIRCON/LEAD RATIOS ZIRCON/HELIUM RATIOS SOIL-WATER RATIO TOPSOIL EROSION IN THE...

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no name @Zmugzy (773) 7 Mar 07

Some people have argued that evolution as a theory cannot be observed or tested. However, the very rapid evolution of viruses and bacteria can be easily observed. Antibiotic resistant strains of many kinds of bacteria have evolved...

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Chiang_Mai_boy I accept evolution as a fact because because the body of evidence supporting it is immense and is supported by an experimental methodology based on facts. I, in fact, do believe in God and find no conflict with with accepting the process of evolution and a...

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no name @Zmugzy (773) 7 Mar 07

Some people have argued that evolution as a theory cannot be observed or tested. However, the very rapid evolution of viruses and bacteria can be easily observed. Antibiotic resistant strains of many kinds of bacteria have evolved...

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Chiang_Mai_boy The only way to date the earth as six thousand years old is to use the Bible. The Bible is not a science textbook. If you want to make a claim that falls so far from all of our hard won knowledge than I think I can rightly say that the burden of proof falls on...

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movikings27 @movikings27 (107) • United States 25 Apr 07

Why do you believe in evolution? or Why do you believe in Creation? What reasons do you have to base your belief on? Have you researched the subject, or are you just assuming based on what others tell you?

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H2hydrogenz Well i think Darwin is really stupid and to early conclude on something, because there are a different perspective that he didn't see, like reasoning. If i believe in evolution, than i don't have any meaning to live in this world, i might just give up because...

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seekingtruth @seekingtruth (22) • India 1 May 07

Hello every one, my first dicussion at mylot, a very interesting one. The other day i visited a church, had never been to any, my friend has some work at church with the priest. I saw a statue cruisified, JESUS! and few people...

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nicolec As one of the largest religions in the world, I have a hard time believing you have never heard of Jesus, seen a picture of jesus or heard the story of the virgin birth. Does that really exist in today's world that people have never heard of the major...

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seekingtruth @seekingtruth (22) • India 1 May 07

Hello every one, my first dicussion at mylot, a very interesting one. The other day i visited a church, had never been to any, my friend has some work at church with the priest. I saw a statue cruisified, JESUS! and few people...

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a_ce_e It is your belief, let it be and i will respect it. But, respect as how others do especially if they were not harming you. Never make fun of what they believe in, coz things are sensitive when it comes to religion.

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seekingtruth @seekingtruth (22) • India 1 May 07

Hello every one, my first dicussion at mylot, a very interesting one. The other day i visited a church, had never been to any, my friend has some work at church with the priest. I saw a statue cruisified, JESUS! and few people...

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cherylmae catholics are not the only christians... you shouldn't make fun of a religion, respect it! its sacred...

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seekingtruth @seekingtruth (22) • India 1 May 07

Hello every one, my first dicussion at mylot, a very interesting one. The other day i visited a church, had never been to any, my friend has some work at church with the priest. I saw a statue cruisified, JESUS! and few people...

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toplen I am a Christian, but we are called Born Again Christians. Our difference with the Roman Catholic religion (who are also called Christians) is that we don't bow down to any images or statues. We don't have them in our churches and we don't believe in them....

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no name @Zmugzy (773) 7 Mar 07

Some people have argued that evolution as a theory cannot be observed or tested. However, the very rapid evolution of viruses and bacteria can be easily observed. Antibiotic resistant strains of many kinds of bacteria have evolved...

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Chiang_Mai_boy Genomic evidence is physical evidence. As the link I posted shows it surpasses fossil evidence.

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no name @Zmugzy (773) 7 Mar 07

Some people have argued that evolution as a theory cannot be observed or tested. However, the very rapid evolution of viruses and bacteria can be easily observed. Antibiotic resistant strains of many kinds of bacteria have evolved...

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Chiang_Mai_boy You are absolutely right. Genomics shows that all life on this planet shares a common ancestor.

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no name @Zmugzy (773) 7 Mar 07

Some people have argued that evolution as a theory cannot be observed or tested. However, the very rapid evolution of viruses and bacteria can be easily observed. Antibiotic resistant strains of many kinds of bacteria have evolved...

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Chiang_Mai_boy While the fossil record is incomplete the evidence obtained from DNA and genome research leaves no doubt. Apes and men share a common ancestor and evolution is a real, ongoing precess.

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HarlemsFlyest212 @HarlemsFlyest212 (157) • United States 30 Apr 07

I was watching ESPN this morning and saw that Randy Moss will be playing for the Patriots. WOW! I'm actually happy to see him somewhere where he is happy. What do you think of this trade?

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HarlemsFlyest212 As well as a an upgrade for the Patriots, its a good chance for Randy to really show off before he becomes old and retires. Perfect time to aim for the SuperBowl.

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no name @Zmugzy (773) 7 Mar 07

Some people have argued that evolution as a theory cannot be observed or tested. However, the very rapid evolution of viruses and bacteria can be easily observed. Antibiotic resistant strains of many kinds of bacteria have evolved...

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no name Thanks for your comment. Evolution does not work in the way you seem to think. It is a gradual and subtle process that takes place over tens of housands of years. Evolution is a scientific theory based on scientific evidence. Religion is an irrational belief...

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di1indilin @di1indilin (802) • India 22 Apr 07

Can there be some middle ground between evolution and creationism. I really don't know why anyone can't believe in evolution! And now the Pope says that it can't be proved,so even he underestimates God. Think of this,can you...

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di1indilin Ohkay, now i seem to understand it a bit more. Thanks man.

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di1indilin @di1indilin (802) • India 22 Apr 07

Can there be some middle ground between evolution and creationism. I really don't know why anyone can't believe in evolution! And now the Pope says that it can't be proved,so even he underestimates God. Think of this,can you...

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leavert65 Macroevolution is evolution from one species to an entirely new species such as a frog to a bird. Microevolution would be simply be for example an expansion of the different types of birds Macorevolution requires new genetic information to produce such...

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di1indilin @di1indilin (802) • India 22 Apr 07

Can there be some middle ground between evolution and creationism. I really don't know why anyone can't believe in evolution! And now the Pope says that it can't be proved,so even he underestimates God. Think of this,can you...

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di1indilin Can you explain a bit more about macroevolution,i can't seem to understand it.

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di1indilin @di1indilin (802) • India 22 Apr 07

Can there be some middle ground between evolution and creationism. I really don't know why anyone can't believe in evolution! And now the Pope says that it can't be proved,so even he underestimates God. Think of this,can you...

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leavert65 There's definitely common ground between science and religion, just not macroevolution. Macroevolution in many ways is a religion itself. Take the mythical missing link for example. People accept and believe it exist by faith, not by any evidence that someone...

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