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Murgatroid
reply to post by daskakik
FACT: what you believe IS wrong.
I've seen proof of this BTW...
You don't have to go through life believing lies.
You are going to KNOW what's real and what isn't.
Murgatroid
reply to post by daskakik
Somehow I don't believe that spreading the truth is very high up on the list of priorities for a gang of Satanists and mass murderers...
I suppose that explains why so many on the Darwinist misinformation train actually BELIEVE lies such as this,
Murgatroid
edit on 19-9-2013 by Murgatroid because: I felt like it..
Regrettably, there are many countries with legal or customary restrictions on the Bible. While a total ban is comparatively rare (e.g., North Korea punishes any possession of religious literature by death or imprisonment), it is more common for ownership or distribution to be limited:
To certain government-approved groups only. For example, China allows distribution of Bibles for churches or seminaries that are part of the Three-Self Patriotic Movement / China Christian Council, and they are sold in some bookshops, but cannot generally be mail-ordered by individuals or unregistered churches. Several other nations require government approval before religious books (or any books) can be printed.
To foreigners only. Maldives says citizens must be Muslim, and foreigners are allowed to practice their religion in private; Bibles can be imported for personal use.
In certain languages only. Morocco allows Bibles in French, English, and Spanish, but not Arabic.
Can't publish, but can import. Turkmenistan does not allow publication of Bibles. They can be imported, in limited numbers and with permission, by registered churches.
Restrictions on attempts to convert members of other religions may also result in de facto bans on Bibles. Similarly, government actions in the name of "public order" may have the same effect, even if there is no law specifically banning Bible publication or ownership. In several cases, effective bans on religious freedom take place despite supposed constitutional guarantees to the contrary. Experiences may vary in different parts of the same country, or at different times.
Now why would you call fellow Christians Satanists? ...people who believe in evolution being Satanists or mass murderers.
Murgatroid
reply to post by peter vlar
Now why would you call fellow Christians Satanists? ...people who believe in evolution being Satanists or mass murderers.
Good question...
I never did.
Unless of course you can show me other wise.
UnifiedSerenity
reply to post by 1104light
I think it was this thread, but I wrote out some of the stuff in the book which she now has back in her locker. Actually, it said all of evolution is based on Darwin's theory and that we all come from a (1) common ancestor! It doesn't say Darwin every other sentence, but the whole section on Evolution begins with Darwin as the founding theorist and that all of the theory is based on Darwin's foundation. Nowhere does it negate what Darwin said. Nowhere is it said that much has been proved false about his theory. I read the entire section, and quite frankly I don't want to retype it all.
If I can get her to bring her book (heavy tome and quite impressive actually) home again then I will photograph the parts about Darwin. Simply put, it lays it all at Darwin's feet, never brings anything he said into question and in fact uses his examples to prove the theory. And, it still has Archeopteryx as an intermediate fossil between Dino's and Birds, when science now classifies that animal as simply a bird.
peter vlar
It's a little disheartening to see someone who claims to be a follower of a loving god to refer to me as a Satanic mass murderer...
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"Somehow I don't believe that spreading the truth is very high up on the list of priorities for a gang of Satanists and mass murderers... I suppose that explains why so many on the Darwinist misinformation train actually BELIEVE lies such as this
If that is true, then why does my child's HS Biology book have an entire section on Darwin as the basis for the theory of evolution and says NOTHING about "Evolutionary scientists have proven most of Darwin wrong"?
You can't seriously say Darwin is not lauded by evolutionists. Heck, we just had a huge celebration of his work commemorating it! I didn't hear anyone doing the praise of Darwin say, "Oh, but we have proved he was wrong about most everything!"
UnifiedSerenity
reply to post by 1104light
I think it was this thread, but I wrote out some of the stuff in the book which she now has back in her locker. Actually, it said all of evolution is based on Darwin's theory and that we all come from a (1) common ancestor! It doesn't say Darwin every other sentence, but the whole section on Evolution begins with Darwin as the founding theorist and that all of the theory is based on Darwin's foundation. Nowhere does it negate what Darwin said. Nowhere is it said that much has been proved false about his theory. I read the entire section, and quite frankly I don't want to retype it all.
iterationzero
reply to post by UnifiedSerenity
If that is true, then why does my child's HS Biology book have an entire section on Darwin as the basis for the theory of evolution and says NOTHING about "Evolutionary scientists have proven most of Darwin wrong"?
Because his work, as he presented it in the 1800's, is the basis for the theory of evolution. There's nothing factually inaccurate in what you're saying here.
You can't seriously say Darwin is not lauded by evolutionists. Heck, we just had a huge celebration of his work commemorating it! I didn't hear anyone doing the praise of Darwin say, "Oh, but we have proved he was wrong about most everything!"
Ah, here's where we get to your lack of understanding about scientific progress in the area of the theory of evolution, and how science works in general. Darwin is lauded by people who are proponents of evolution... atheists and Christians and Muslims and Pastafarians alike. But it's his significance that evolution denialists and creationists always seem to miss -- he was the beginning of the theory of evolution, not the end of it. Science isn't dogma, it changes as new evidence is uncovered. Darwin didn't know about genetics, and he and Mendel certainly didn't know about DNA, even though they both postulated that there must be some mechanism by which characteristics were made heritable. The theory of evolution has gone through some enormous changes in the century and a half since Darwin popularized it, do try and keep up if you want to argue against it.