Intelligent Design Theory: Science or Religion?

spendi, You have no idea what a worldview is.

LOL

spendi, That you would imply that somebody on a2k doesn't understand world view has very little to support it.

My name is not "Settie." I hadn't addressed that remark to you. Shut your overweening ego down for a spell, 'K?

You'll know i've addressed you when i spit in your direction.

Your into that jawbone of an ass argument today, ain'tcha?

wanderings through the thickets of this board.

spendi, You have no idea what a worldview is.

Once again the idea that you making the assertion equates with it being true.

Right-you have this mixed class of 17 year olds.Some of them have a pair of tights rolled up and stuffed down each cup and a tattoo, just above where the crease begins to be discernable,of a soaring eagle, and a shiny metal stud underneath their tongue.Some of them have read of the secrets which the ones with the studs are said to conceal.Often written in terms calculated to excite a wooden gate post.

Any mention of a "bladder" causes tittering,meaningful glances and coarse jests.

And in comes the Superintendent with a sheety of paper,calls for quiet, and he proceeds to read out the 3 paragraphs which have been composed especially for the occasion in a world of parents and general all round do-gooders,busybodies and chancers.

Is that back on topic?

So, you think we shouldn't teach the students anything about electron behaviour around the nucleus. What other scientific basics do you want us to strip from science classes? The water cycle? That's oversimplified bunkum too.

Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that your position is nonsensical.

Exactly. Now you know how I feel about your posts. They're incredibly presumptuous.

You believe that teaching Evolution will bring about a nightmarish dystopia, but that is far from the truth.

You give too much credit to the power of Evolution over the human mind.

The couple decided to do everything that happens in the book ?- not setting gin traps and visiting disabled miners, of course, just the dirty bits. This seemed to prove that the prosecution was right: mucky writing depraved the reader. But the lovers were flashed forward into later life, to point out that, actually, the affair was the best thing that had happened to them, and that the moral, or perhaps the immoral, was that sex is always better than no sex, and good illicit sex trumps dull religiously sanctioned sex. The important thing is freedom of choice. Whether choices are good or bad is beside the point.

Film: Man, I feel like a woman
Felicity Huffman crosses the gender divide with conviction in Transamerica. By Cosmo Landesman


It's curious how people society once considered freaks ?- transsexuals, drug addicts, perverts of every persuasion ?- are shown in contemporary films as being perfectly normal. These days, it's the normal, especially the normal moms and dads of suburban American suburbs, who are usually portrayed as freaks.