New Issue Creation Mag

6 years ago :: Mar 07, 2012 - 9:13PM #1
Vistronic Posts: 1,838	This is Vistronic coming to you via dialup telsat link from ice station zebra. We await the coming 2012 apocalypse (or not). Battery power is limited so to the point. The new Creation mag (paper!) has arrived (minus time lag). Vol.24 No.2 2012 Creation (.com) In this exciting issue. Natural Selection … its not evolution! Shrinking thinking… the perceived link between brain size and intelligence is being rethought. How did thousands of bones end up in dinosaur national monument? Dinosaur Disarray! And much much more! Stay tuned for updates. Copy? “Readers who broadly share our ministry aims may freely photocopy the text of articles herein for genuine, non-commercial, Christian educational purposes…” per inside cover page Aahhh close enough. (Its subjective) (: creation.com/periodicals#creation_magazi... (BTW I just read Lamas posts and notice the same site sourced ... interesting the timing... but as I say I got this issue via mail I am a subscriber I went to there conf here last year)
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6 years ago :: Mar 07, 2012 - 9:22PM #2
wohali Posts: 10,227	Geeze Viz, you selling subscriptions now?
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6 years ago :: Mar 07, 2012 - 9:28PM #3
Vistronic Posts: 1,838	Mar 7, 2012 -- 9:22PM, wohali wrote: Geeze Viz, you selling subscriptions now? lol. No. I read an interesting post the other day ... Are there any native american indians left? answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=201... off topic I know but I am not seeing many or any indians around here in missouri to talk to. .
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6 years ago :: Mar 07, 2012 - 9:39PM #4
wohali Posts: 10,227	Viz, you do realize that most of us don't wear feathers and breachclouts on a day-to-day basis anymore?
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6 years ago :: Mar 07, 2012 - 10:18PM #5
Vistronic Posts: 1,838	Mar 7, 2012 -- 9:39PM, wohali wrote: Viz, you do realize that most of us don't wear feathers and breachclouts on a day-to-day basis anymore? I think the US is ready for an Indian leader but thats just my opinion.
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6 years ago :: Mar 08, 2012 - 4:13AM #6
steven_guy Posts: 11,879	So if you hate science with a passion and want to help in the Christian fundamentalists' depraved war on reason, reality and civilisation, this is the magazine for you?
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6 years ago :: Mar 08, 2012 - 12:14PM #7
Vistronic Posts: 1,838	On page 51 we find an interesting article. "Jesus on the age of the earth." So did Jesus "believe" in young earth? What do you think?
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6 years ago :: Mar 08, 2012 - 12:47PM #8
d_p_m Posts: 11,236	Mar 8, 2012 -- 12:14PM, Vistronic wrote: On page 51 we find an interesting article. "Jesus on the age of the earth." So did Jesus "believe" in young earth? What do you think? I think speculating on the undocumented presumed 2000 year old opinions of someone who may or may not have existed, and who was the focus of a huge amount of possibly post mortem speculation, reinterpretation, and propagandistic story telling; and whose nature was and is debatable, are pretty much doomed to irrelevance and indeterminacy. "If you aren't confused by quantum physics, you haven't really understood it." ― Niels Bohr "As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain, as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality." -- Albert Einstein "If one is going to engage with the primordial forces of darkness, one must expect a bit of social awkwardness." -- Penny Dreadful, season one, episode two
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6 years ago :: Mar 08, 2012 - 12:51PM #9
Ridcully Posts: 3,747	Mar 8, 2012 -- 12:47PM, d_p_m wrote: Mar 8, 2012 -- 12:14PM, Vistronic wrote: On page 51 we find an interesting article. "Jesus on the age of the earth." So did Jesus "believe" in young earth? What do you think? I think speculating on the undocumented presumed 2000 year old opinions of someone who may or may not have existed, and who was the focus of a huge amount of possibly post mortem speculation, reinterpretation, and propagandistic story telling; and whose nature was and is debatable, are pretty much doomed to irrelevance and indeterminacy. In short, a good answer requires a good question. "Things just happen, what the hell." Didactylos
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6 years ago :: Mar 08, 2012 - 1:28PM #10
MMarcoe Posts: 20,907	Mar 8, 2012 -- 12:14PM, Vistronic wrote: On page 51 we find an interesting article. "Jesus on the age of the earth." So did Jesus "believe" in young earth? What do you think? Which issue are you talking about? Can you link to it? Personally, I think Jesus may have believed in a young earth, but in that case, he'd be wrong. Is it written anywhere that Jesus must have had scientific knowledge? Why must anyone even think that he did? 1. Extremists think that thinking means agreeing with them. 2. There are three sides to every story: your side, my side, and the truth. 3. God is the original nothingness of the universe.
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