That was good work, Abigail.

I've never had any problem with Hugh Ross since I read one of his books. I don't recall the title, but to read him directly is to see all you need to see. I was not a little disgusted that the Christian bookstore had categorized his book under "Creation Science" for it was anything but.

It is important in America to have open, peaceful discussions of issues with all manner of hereticks, even with all false religions, so long as their members have a fear of God. That truth shall prevail in such contests is the faith America embraced, the faith which set us apart.

We should avoid giving the impression, however, that all beliefs are equal. This cannot be true. We should never treat falsehood as equal with truth under any circumstances. If people pay attention, I think most will agree there's far too much of that goes on.

It is frustrating that so many refuse to take a look at the so-called "discoveries of science" claiming absurd things. It is superficial folly to believe something based upon the lab coat worn by the speaker. (Were one to play the odds, ironically, that would better serve as grounds for rejecting it!)