I sometimes wonder of Sibley's right.

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I sometimes wonder of Sibley's right.

Postby Peter Henderson » Sat May 21, 2011 12:06 pm

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To Michael Roberts: Suppression of evidence? Remind me again of the content of the letter you signed with known secular humanists which seeks to ban some evidentially supported ideas from schools.


http://bcseweb.blogspot.com/2011/05/cre ... ad-in.html

Richard claims that atheists know Genesis has to be true in order for Christianity to be true and that’s the reason we attack it. I nod in agreement. Personally my only grievance with a talking snake convincing a woman made from a spare rib to eat an apple, the spare rib woman then convincing a man made from dust to do the same, and this being the reason that death exists is simply because I know how important it is to Christianity. Other than that it’s a perfectly legitimate explanation.
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Re: I sometimes wonder if Sibley's right.

Postby a_haworthroberts » Sat May 21, 2011 8:21 pm

"Evidentially supported" = the ideas are either found in the book of Genesis, or they are untested and unproven hypotheses based on what is found in Genesis.
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