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Magical Sky God would be one that could literally stand on the head of a pin without shouting ouch or falling off. One that could put on a Chicago Cubs uniform, take the pitcher’s mound and throw a perfect strike anytime he wants without having to even resort to a fastball. And could do so, no less...

This has been a wonderfully entertaining thread, Ipsa. Thank you thank you thank you for all the work you've put into it. Some news service should have picked it up from the beginning. Updated information, answered questions, and a good laugh, all in one running commentary. You've done very well, my...

They are, indeed. But you're not talking about natural evolution, M. Gymnast. When you mention God's hand in the process, you're writing about intelligent design. Thank you for that correction. Yes, I am referring to an evolutionary program set in motion and managed by an intelligent creator. Flaws...

Great thread. Thanks. I agree. My estimate is, the biggest talkers are also the biggest bs'rs. Also, I could very well be wrong on this one but, when I see a guy with a 'Vietnam vet' cap or bumper sticker, my default thought is...yeah right. Sadly, that’s been my experience. I used to go shake hand...

Décolletage is of the Devil, Fairmormon's T. I. T. S. is okay.

Great thread.

Thanks.

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Flaws are part and parcel of natural evolution. Those flaws don't make us what we are as a human race. Sure, they're part of what makes us human. How aren't they? It's the human psychology and cognitive abilities that differentiate us as special and unique. Nope, it isn't. For argument's sake, let'...

mentalgymnast wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 05, 2020 8:08 pm

Flaws are part and parcel of natural evolution.

They are, indeed. But you're not talking about natural evolution, M. Gymnast. When you mention God's hand in the process, you're writing about intelligent design.

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Thu Dec 03, 2020 5:59 pm

I read one report that said that the elimination of DDT led to the deaths of millions from malaria. In the name of saving bird's eggs.

I believe there was a little more to it than that.