07 Oct 13
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Originally posted by sonhouseyou are beginning to be more and more offensive.
Our Family Tree: An Evolution Story by Lisa Westberg Peters
It explains evolution so well kids can understand it, maybe even theists.
do you care?
i am a theist. i understand most but the most particular details of genetics. thus i have no problem understanding and accepting (not believing) evolution as fact.
care to reformulate your post? or stand by your offensive post?
07 Oct 13
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Originally posted by ZahlanziSorry, forgot to put on joke smiley. I was thinking of a song by Woody Guthrie, where he said of a shelter soup kitchen, the soup was so thin even a politician can see through it🙂 Not wanting to offend, just a joke.
you are beginning to be more and more offensive.
do you care?
i am a theist. i understand most but the most particular details of genetics. thus i have no problem understanding and accepting (not believing) evolution as fact.
care to reformulate your post? or stand by your offensive post?
07 Oct 13
Originally posted by sonhouseI believe I have already presented enough material so we understand it. We just don't believe this nonsense about fish, frogs, and apes becoming humans.
Our Family Tree: An Evolution Story by Lisa Westberg Peters
It explains evolution so well kids can understand it, maybe even theists.
The Instructor
07 Oct 13
Originally posted by RJHindsWow, I am totally surprised at your reaction. I though you would read through the book and come to the conclusion that evolution wasn't evil after all.
I believe I have already presented enough material so we understand it. We just don't believe this nonsense about fish, frogs, and apes becoming humans.
The Instructor