kittypoody

The answer to one delusion must be to find another.

kittypoody

I am not in favor of evolution being taught badly, and I do remember some clearly outdated facts in my school textbook when I was in school. whoopdeedoo. The best way to "prove" his argument is to use an old book that looks funny. Way to challenge yourself. Keep operating on a child's level, and the evolutionists won't answer. Ask better questions. Or, hey, try to prove your ministry's thoughts on creation are true. Or stop complaining and get the school new books with your pretend money that you supposedly offer evolutionists.

kittypoody

Re:The supposedly oh so important question that the author thinks evolutionists CAN'T answer - "if evolution is true, then how can people tell right from wrong?" - The answer is irrelevant to proving/disproving evolution. I am open to reading viewpoints that are not my own, but the author clearly FEELS the need for the comfort of nonsense. ... And I thought that by reading this I might learn some actual facts. So very lacking.