Re: The Fuhrer Principle

"Badger North" <young_forest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
> Sounds like you haven't been paying much attention to the Intelligent
> Design furor then. They aren't insisting the Sun orbits the Earth,
> but they might as well.

Oh cark-
Darwinists have been trying to link ID with Christianity/Judaism, and it's a
strawman.
The reality is that you can no more prove accidental genesis than I can
self-sentient.
Was it the Big Bang, or the First Word-

> And there *are* still Christian groups insisting the Sun revolves
> around the Earth - one group offers a cash prize (à la Randi) if you
> can prove otherwise.

There are atheists that believe in a hollow earth; so what?

Chas


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