@farmerman,
Quote:we wonder where the next "whackamole" of Creationsist and ID thought is gonna spring up to interfere with good education.
I can't imagine any intelligent person taking the slightest notice of anybody who simply cannot stop himself from making such futile and stupid remarks. Evolution is self evidently a dangerous idea if it causes that sort of discourse because such discourse alienates the speaker and alienation is a bad thing.
What is a "good" education? It is surely one which serves the society that pays for it to the maximum advantage and if a society consists solely of people who each have their own definition of what a good education is then there cannot be anything else but competition between individuals who are all alienated from each other. Any solidarity between evolutionists is an illusion based upon having religion to attack. Destroy the religion and they will all be fighting like rats in a sack about what a good education is all over again.
Quote: I dont recall ANY real scientific efforts to disprove the existence of a GOD, where would you start?.
A pointless statement. There is no chance of disproving the existence of God. Never has been and never will be. The proof of God from complexity and awestruck wonder is admittedly circumstantial but it has a lot more going for it than an impossibility. A possible explanation, as any detective will tell you, is superior to an impossible explanation. The alternative is to cease to bother about explanations which most people consider to be inhuman. Given the scientific fact that the human species does seek an explanation it would be ridiculous to expect it to go for an impossible one. Especially when a possible explanation can be used to assist the organisation of a group in its search for survival and progress.
Your running away like a chicken from my posts fm should tell everybody all they need to know about your fears and isolation. And if that doesn't then your continual use of certain words such as "good", "vain", "illiterate", with its tacit assumption that you are literate when I think you can't be said to be able to read or write properly, "pixie tales", when the President is sworn in on two Bibles and the Democrat's top brass were all seen in church, "voodoo", "rubes", your fellow Americans, "fraud" and "whackamole". Your scientific disinterest does not exist.
And how many times do you need telling that Dover was a sham to protect the sensibilities of the participants and the spectators and to rifle a million or so $$$$s out of wherever they could be rifled.
Quote:Yet, Creation "scientists" had been busy actually trying to twist good geological science to convince the rubes that they have found an ark on Mt Ararat.
That sort of thing has nothing to do with whether evolution is a dangerous idea. All it shows is that the existence of the "Creation scientists" who do what you say they are doing is a necessary condition to facilitate your rantings. What such people do, or are asserted to do, is neither here nor there in an intellectual debate. The notion that evolution is a dangerous idea is a sociological, psychological and economic problem. It has nothing to do with what the Creation scientists do or say. It is a completely scientific matter. Which train to catch type of thing.
Your Achilles' heel is your gibbering fear of discussing social consequences and that puts you outside the room where serious debate takes place as I have been telling you for six ******* years. And you won't have it because it scares you.
You're like a street furniture vandal who can only do what he does because only a few do it.
And Setanta is reduced to spitting feathers.