Do I have a degree in science? No. No one needs one in order to understand basic scientific principles.
hmm. i'll need to remember to quote you next time you ask me that. Why do you ask people that question if you truly believe that?
It's interesting to hear these personal comments from creationists about what an awful teacher I must be.
It probably has less to do with the theory of evolution than you realize. It's probably more relative to the judgemental, aggressive and arrogant unrelenting derogatory insistence on changing a person's beliefs to your own, no matter what they be.
Why is Hovind's Christian education background so funny? It's surely quite a bit more than you've got. You were educated in Nebraska for pete's sake. At a college one step above a community college. If I were you, I would neither take jabs at others or boast. Either will land you in a stew.
Look Bex, you see how the quote mined quotes are being used. You can see that they are being taken out of context.
I strongly disagree. the quotes are not out of context . i do contend that the context you read them with is out of the nrorm Linda, and biased towrd your own presumtions of context, wahtevr those are. Within those writings from which the quotes are taken are more corroborating statements to the same effect with which Bex intends them. Saying repeatedly that they are out of conext is dishonest, especially when the opposite has already been pointed out to you.
It's true, you really should not post quotes Linda, if other people posting quotes is a problem for you. did I recall you xcalling something unfair?
How honest is this from someone who claims to have been a high school physics teacher with a PhD?
Was your college accredited Linda? Your high school? Many midwestern schools are not accredited either.
More honest than an english teacher with next to zero teaching experience claiming to have one.
