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Originally posted by idle_rocker
Actually they do not believe in the young earth theory. They believe in the big bang and the millions of years old age of the universe. How do you get that from their website?
www.reasons.org...
Do the RATE Findings Negate Mainstream Science?
By Greg Moore
Young-earth creationists are touting a research project they call Radioisotopes and the Age of the Earth, or RATE. They describe the RATE findings as astounding, successful beyond all expectation and history in the making.1 Why are they so ecstatic? They claim RATE researchers have uncovered powerful evidence that confirms the Earth is young and demonstrates the old earth model is not supported by empirical science.2
This is a remarkable claim. Do the RATE findings invalidate the mainstream view of Earth history? Most of the issues the RATE team examined are technical, making it difficult for laypeople to evaluate the significance of their work. This paper attempts to provide a balanced assessment of the project so Christians can decide for themselves what the RATE findings contribute to the age of the earth debate.
I've visited it often.
Originally posted by IsGodET
One more thing!!! Hitler, Darwinism, Communism, Atheism... NONE of them are related exclusively. These are keywords that have been PROGRAMMED into the heads of people who are unable to think for themselves and unwilling to question that which has been told to them. The argument beggs the question of the existence of god then asks that anyone listening slides down the slope of association and argues from emotives hoping that the person listening is too f-ing stupid to undertand that these topics are completely unrelated. Good night.
Originally posted by idle_rocker
Again, I state. ALL writings are written from a bias point of view by HUMANS.
You can find more on that site than what you are siting. But I'm not going to do the work for you.
If you want it...it's there. Buy the DVD's.
Originally posted by IsGodET
A "HITLER LIKE STYLE" of hatred??!!!! HAHAHA... Give me a break. Hitler studied to be an orthodoxed priest! This is an EMOTIVE PLEA at its finest. DO NOT bring Hitler into the atheist side of this argument. This FURTHERS my disgust.
Originally posted by idle_rocker
Fine, don't find it, don't look for it, believe what you want. I'm not here to change your thinking. You're here to dispute the thread. So, I owe you nothing, hun.
All you have to do is read the recent scientific findings to see there was definitely a higher order being who created this universe. If you don't believe me, read for yourself at www.reasons.org.
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Atheism, not religion, is the real force behind the mass murders of history
By Dinesh D'Souza
RANCHO SANTA FE, CALIF. –
In recent months, a spate of atheist books have argued that religion represents, as "End of Faith" author Sam Harris puts it, "the most potent source of human conflict, past and present."
Columnist Robert Kuttner gives the familiar litany. "The Crusades slaughtered millions in the name of Jesus. The Inquisition brought the torture and murder of millions more. After Martin Luther, Christians did bloody battle with other Christians for another three centuries."
In his bestseller "The God Delusion," Richard Dawkins contends that most of the world's recent conflicts - in the Middle East, in the Balkans, in Northern Ireland, in Kashmir, and in Sri Lanka - show the vitality of religion's murderous impulse.
The problem with this critique is that it exaggerates the crimes attributed to religion, while ignoring the greater crimes of secular fanaticism. The best example of religious persecution in America is the Salem witch trials. How many people were killed in those trials? Thousands? Hundreds? Actually, fewer than 25. Yet the event still haunts the liberal imagination.
www.csmonitor.com...
How many people were killed in those trials? Thousands? Hundreds? Actually, fewer than 25.
Originally posted by Bigwhammy
reply to post by riley
Oh you can't stand because it entirely supports my contention?
Too bad. Truth is truth, what can I say