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Description: Evolution versus creationism (sometimes hot!). (Moderated)
 

Pondering separation 
  [link] Pondering separation Monday, March 15, 2010 10:36 AM CDT of church and state while on the road The Seventh Day Adventist magazine, _Liberty_, comes to our office. At first skeptical about the magazine's intentions, I was pleased to find that if there’s a common theme throughout each... more »
By Desertphile  - 7:10pm - 3 new of 3 messages    

Global cooling, we hardly knew ya 
  Global cooling, we hardly knew ya Category: climate Posted on: March 16, 2010 8:54 AM, by James Hrynyshyn From our friends at NOAA's National Climatic Data Center, in Asheville, N.C., we learn the following: [link] * The combined global land and ocean average surface temperature... more »
By Desertphile  - 7:06pm - 3 new of 3 messages    

Fossil amphibian roamed Pennsylvania 300 million years ago: USA Today only getting the memo now 
  [link] A meat-eating amphibian roamed the badlands of Pennsylvania some 300 million years, paleontologists reported this week. A team led by David Berman of the Carnegie Museum of Natural... more »
By Desertphile  - 6:58pm - 1 new of 1 message    

Storagecabinetgate 
  [link] Hannity and Carlson's War on Entomology Category: "Conservatives" / Funding / Insects / NSF / The War on Science Posted on: March 16, 2010 9:57 AM, by Mike... more »
By Desertphile  - 6:51pm - 3 new of 3 messages    

Texas Takes a Stand for Accuracy in School Textbooks: Fascists Angered at "Liberals" 
  Texas Takes a Stand for Accuracy in School Textbooks By Dr. (sic) Tony Beam, _Christian_Post_ Guest Columnist The eyes of the nation are on Texas. Why? Because a group of conservatives (1) decided it was time to demonstrate an Alamo-like do or die spirit in the battle over what’s in and what’s out in... more »
By Desertphile  - 6:05pm - 5 new of 5 messages    

Where Have All The Werewolves Gone? (Gone to young girls--- every one) 
  "Did the arrival of Darwin's theory of evolution put paid to a widespread belief in half-human creatures?" (No, of course not. It hasn't even put an end to superstitions like Creationism.) "For most of recorded history, the half-man, half-wolf lycanthrope reigned supreme as the creature travellers most feared... more »
By Desertphile  - 5:58pm - 2 new of 2 messages    

New! New! New! Shocking! Exciting! Like, wow! 
  **DISCLAIMER** **DISCLAIMER** **DISCLAIMER** I am in no way compensated for the following announcement, meaning that I in no way receive any financial benefit EVEN IF A DONATION OR PURCHASE IS MADE, which I am not soliciting. I post this as a followup to a previous thread, and some (religious people) may find it offensive and... more »
By JTEM  - 11:29am - 1 new of 1 message    

The Laptop is Dead. Long Live the Howlerfest! 
  I want to suggest a dinner gathering for anyone in the tri-state area. I propose we meet at a restaurant called Mary Ann's in Greenwich Village, since I have not had good Mexican food (other than home made) in too long. Other suggestions are welcome. The occasion: my laptop died. Real dead. And I am getting a really hot... more »
By chris thompson  - 1:49am - 13 new of 13 messages    

Soon, I hope 
  I presume a primordial power, source of the energies and forces we observe in our universe, source also of the forms and symmetries and the mathematical links that connect all of existence. I have no idea of the nature of this power. Certainly, I would never designate it as "god". I have an intuitive sense of some intrinsic supersymmetry... more »
By Joseph Humming  - Mar 15 - 45 new of 45 messages    

Survey: Students' perceptions of Earth's age influence their acceptance of the Theory of Evolution 
  Students' perceptions of Earth's age influence acceptance of human evolution Science Centric 15 March 2010 13:45 GMT High school and college students who understand the geological age of the Earth (4.5 billion years) are much more likely to understand and accept human evolution, according to a University of Minnesota study... more »
By Steven L.  - Mar 15 - 5 new of 5 messages    

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