Originally Posted by Mordred
Originally Posted by CTD
This isn't a chatroom; it's a forum. There are plenty of threads here discussing many topics. So long as a thread isn't "closed", you can post in it.


Well now hold on a second there, CTD. Someone made what I felt to be an attack (however mild) about my personality, my character. I responded in kind by defending it with an explanation.

I can fully understand being opposed to threads getting derailed. It happens in forums all over the internet. But if you're against derails of this sort I kindly ask that you direct them at the instigator, not the person defending themself.

If someone made a personal slander about you CTD (not that you really went that far with it Jeanie but a comment *was* made), how would you react?
The right of any creature to defend itself has no more dedicated advocate than myself.

I pointed out that this is a forum because your posts included challenges to present cases and trash talk about creationism being unable to withstand evaluation. This is a very strong indicator that you either haven't reviewed the threads, or do not care to address the issues contained therein therein.

Creationism is both a doctrine which guides one in understanding spiritual issues, and a scientific pursuit. Although even a good number of creationists may not have given it sufficient thought, creationism implicitly denies the false dichotomy between "science" and all matters supernatural.

Dark Matter + Dark Energy = Dark Truth

"We find that such evidence demonstrates that the ID argument is dependent upon setting a scientifically unreasonable burden of proof for the theory of evolution." - Judge Jones Kitzmiller case
http://www.talkreason.org/articles/Falsify.cfm

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