View Poll Results: Is Evolution a scientific fact?

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  1. #741

    Well, that's one of the reason why humans have different traits, culture and behavior (evo). you may say something in your own terms but some may take it as rude and derogatory. We Filipinos are sensitive to these kind of stuff make sure that when you use some alienated words... consult your nearest Filipino community first...

  2. #742
    Quote Originally Posted by jamesmusslewhite View Post
    I am sorry sometimes I forget that others may not understand Texas terminology. It is not a racial comment and it is not ment to be an intellectual comment. Sorry if you misunderstood

    To us a monkey-boy is used to describe someone that just hangs around, makes loud noises, and throws poo at everyone. Plus the member's (Malic) persistent devotion of Darwinian Theory (man's assenshion from ape) and his constant badgering on my being a creationist supporter, it just seem a joking play on words. I believe he was not offended and made the Darwin connection. It was ment as a privet joke between us, if he had responded negatively, on an earlier use, on one of his post; then I would have apologized and would have never used it again. I had told him he was "A Professional Monkey-boy" his response was. "he would ware it proudly." That is why it was our private joke. I have commented to him, "I am just a bug." Sorry if you misunderstood. Malic and I seem to respond head to head, but I like him, some day we both want to convert each-other. He wants me to be a Darwinian Muslim, and hope he will be a Creationist Christian.
    I like thinking of it as the "Monkey-boy/Bug Wars".....

    I would never use a racial comment to be hateful. I have been called a few names while on this forum but do not think any have been raciest or derogatory.
    i know what monkey-boy means.

    it is still name-calling, imo. please take no offense. i am only sparing you from the hassles of getting banned. we can bring on the war, heck, this is the S&O board for crying out loud. afterall, we WERE monkeys.

  3. #743
    Quote Originally Posted by chad_tukes View Post
    i know what monkey-boy means.

    it is still name-calling, imo. please take no offense. i am only sparing you from the hassles of getting banned. we can bring on the war, heck, this is the S&O board for crying out loud. afterall, we WERE monkeys.
    Thank you for the good advice, and I will not use the term again, not out of fear being banned but because it offends members. It is my desire to free exchange ideas, not hurt peoples feelings or be offensive.

    Thanks


    P.S. Malic: I like you and would not want to rude and derogatory. If you took it that way I am sorry.

  4. #744
    Quote Originally Posted by tripwire View Post
    Well, that's one of the reason why humans have different traits, culture and behavior (evo). you may say something in your own terms but some may take it as rude and derogatory. We Filipinos are sensitive to these kind of stuff make sure that when you use some alienated words... consult your nearest Filipino community first...
    That is sort of what this is to me, because I think of you as my Filipino community. I post here so I can learn. I can learn more from the English speaking members on the forum than my non-English speaking neighbors. I have almost lived in Surigao City now for a year now, and have a lot to learn, but I an a Kano that wants to learn.

    Thanks for the advice, it is well received

    If I step over the line at anytime then tell me. I will change and be happy to do it. Americans are competitive, harsh, blunt, thick-skinned, but fair. We can learn from each other.

  5. #745
    So, you are married to a Filipina or going to marry one?

    Hey, that's evolution at work...

  6. #746
    Quote Originally Posted by tripwire View Post
    Hey, that's evolution at work...

  7. #747
    Quote Originally Posted by chad_tukes View Post
    james, are you a conservative christian? by "conservative", i mean traditional. i smell Bible literalism in you.
    Yes and I do not know how I got here. if you saw me 15 years ago you would not believe this is me either. I am a biologist and a botanist and if I were not and Atheist then I was surely a denier. When I worked at NASA I had fellow coworkers who began to challenge my belief system. They presented me with queries on subjects and theories that I was steadfast and doggedly supported. My college training and my field of study was under attack. They asked questions that I could not answer after years of independent study in some excellent research libraries, Museums, and fossil collections. I saw gaping holes and inconsistencies, Independent Biography reasearch on founding scientist in my field of study began to expose a systematic conspiracy and I was crushed. I had been applying charts, fables, doctored data, fake dates, and flawed fossil records to support a flawed concocted non-scientific theory. I was only helping to push an Atheistic lie to discredit the Bible. I picked the book up again a reread the work, and I have not been the same again. I quite NASA and started a business, and rededicated my life to my wife and son. I stopped practicing my field in Biology It is hard to do what you no longer accept.

    The last 15 years have been a blast. I started concentrating on botany. Became a Horticulturist/ Agriculturist, Texas Master Gardener, Master Propagator, and Certified Texas Horticulturist and Commercial Landscape Contractor and never looked back. Strengthen my relationship with my wife, a 14 year old son, and a good nursery stock growery and garden retail center.

    I have started to take the Bible literally but can look at it with the mind of science. I can see inside and outside the box at the same time. I can believe the events and accept time-lines. The book is not always meant to be taken literal the term 6 days can mean 6 complex steps. Common sense can be applied and not loose the meanings. I believe in the steps, and events, time-lines are just points for debates.

    We have an expression in the US: "You can not see the forest for the trees" means if you just stare at the trees you will miss the whole of the forest. Concentrate on the forest it just contains a lot of trees.

  8. #748
    noah's ark is no more than the the flood ondoy.

    not the whole world. i respect u as a man of science , but its disapointing that such a whole world flood , u came to believe its real.

    even the meteor that killed all the dinosaur never caused tsunami all over the world , but only in america./

  9. #749
    Quote Originally Posted by jamesmusslewhite View Post
    Yes and I do not know how I got here. if you saw me 15 years ago you would not believe this is me either. I am a biologist and a botanist and if I were not and Atheist then I was surely a denier. When I worked at NASA I had fellow coworkers who began to challenge my belief system. They presented me with queries on subjects and theories that I was steadfast and doggedly supported. My college training and my field of study was under attack. They asked questions that I could not answer after years of independent study in some excellent research libraries, Museums, and fossil collections. I saw gaping holes and inconsistencies, Independent Biography reasearch on founding scientist in my field of study began to expose a systematic conspiracy and I was crushed. I had been applying charts, fables, doctored data, fake dates, and flawed fossil records to support a flawed concocted non-scientific theory. I was only helping to push an Atheistic lie to discredit the Bible. I picked the book up again a reread the work, and I have not been the same again. I quite NASA and started a business, and rededicated my life to my wife and son. I stopped practicing my field in Biology It is hard to do what you no longer accept.
    good. it's quite surprising that a scientist close to being hardcore would see inconsistencies on different theories and actually stop inquiring. that doesn't make you a good scientist then james, now does it? a scientist constantly inquire to find answers, thus, filling the gap, even going as far as questioning the unknown using the scientific method.

    question james: have you found what you've been looking for by reading the Bible? is your stance as a Creationist help you find answers as to the origin of the earth/universe?

    I have started to take the Bible literally but can look at it with the mind of science. I can see inside and outside the box at the same time. I can believe the events and accept time-lines. The book is not always meant to be taken literal the term 6 days can mean 6 complex steps. Common sense can be applied and not loose the meanings. I believe in the steps, and events, time-lines are just points for debates.
    james, can you explain John 2:1-11 scientifically? what about John 11:38-43? Exodus 14:21?

    ...and last but not least, Genesis 6-9?

    kindly explain it to us scientifically.

  10. #750
    new groundbreaking find by scientists... on TIME today:

    Ardi Fossil Discovery: New Human-Evolution Puzzle Piece - TIME

    creationists, you better start drafting your arguments/debates so you won't lose your grounds.

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