Creation or Evolution?

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Pondlife replied

4 September 2007, 09:25
Originally posted by zeitghost

Does anyone want His telephone number?

It's always engaged since Bono got hold of it.
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daviejones replied

4 September 2007, 08:35
Originally posted by zeitghost

Does anyone want His telephone number?

Is it premium rate?
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wendigo100 replied

3 September 2007, 22:29
Originally posted by DBA_bloke View Post

It always amuses me when a scientist, logician, or whatever tries to prove/disprove God. It's a faith thing, and that's all there is to it. If there's a God, then it's doubtful that he/she/it, having created everything, and being omniscient, etc. can be subjected to any mortal experiment. It's just p1ssing in the wind. I am not a believer, BTW.

You might not be a believer, but you've just put forward a cogent argument FOR the possible existence of God.
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DBA_bloke replied

3 September 2007, 16:49
It always amuses me when a scientist, logician, or whatever tries to prove/disprove God. It's a faith thing, and that's all there is to it. If there's a God, then it's doubtful that he/she/it, having created everything, and being omniscient, etc. can be subjected to any mortal experiment. It's just p1ssing in the wind. I am not a believer, BTW.
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Burdock replied

3 September 2007, 16:47
Get your laughing gear around this thread my son:

http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...hlight=dawkins
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Orbit started a topic Creation or Evolution?

3 September 2007, 16:02
Creation or Evolution?

Currently reading The God Delusion and wondered what the general opinions here are...

Are you on the fence or are you settled in the creation/evolution camps?
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