Jacksonville Conference Confronts Creation-Evolution Debate

Contact: Institute for Creation Research Press Office, 214-615-8398,


DALLAS, Aug. 27 /Christian Newswire/ -- The Institute for Creation
Research, the premiere creation science institution in the world, is
announcing the first of its 2009 Demand the Evidence conferences, to be
held in Jacksonville, Florida on October 9-10.

Scientists, educators, theologians, and even state politicians have
wrestled with the creation-evolution debate in recent years, but which
theory is correct? Creation? Evolution? Intelligent Design?

Does it matter whether the earth was created in six days or six billion
years? Where does the evidence lead?

Held at the downtown auditorium of ***First Baptist Church
Jacksonville,*** the Demand the Evidence Conference will feature
sessions on both science and faith during the Friday/Saturday event.

Attendees will learn biblical and scientific evidences for the accuracy
and authority of Genesis, the complex design of the human body, the
facts that support recent creation, the flaws in Darwin's theory of
evolution, and much more.

Speakers include Dr. Mac Brunson, Dr. Henry Morris, Dr. Gary Parker, and
Dr. Randy Guliuzza. A Q&A panel discussion will be held on Saturday.
- - -

First Baptist is the church that gave me the biggest laughs when I lived
in the Jax area. It had its young teens publicly pledge vows of
chastity, only to encounter a huge increase in the number of teen
pregnancies a few years later. Huge church of simpies. Now, it
apparently is funding an institute of cretinists, er, creationists.

On Aug 29, 10:09*pm, H the K wrote:
Jacksonville Conference Confronts Creation-Evolution Debate

Contact: Institute for Creation Research Press Office, 214-615-8398,


DALLAS, Aug. 27 /Christian Newswire/ -- The Institute for Creation
Research, the premiere creation science institution in the world, is
announcing the first of its 2009 Demand the Evidence conferences, to be
held in Jacksonville, Florida on October 9-10.

Scientists, educators, theologians, and even state politicians have
wrestled with the creation-evolution debate in recent years, but which
theory is correct? Creation? Evolution? Intelligent Design?

Does it matter whether the earth was created in six days or six billion
years? Where does the evidence lead?

Held at the downtown auditorium of ***First Baptist Church
Jacksonville,*** the Demand the Evidence Conference will feature
sessions on both science and faith during the Friday/Saturday event.

Attendees will learn biblical and scientific evidences for the accuracy
and authority of Genesis, the complex design of the human body, the
facts that support recent creation, the flaws in Darwin's theory of
evolution, and much more.

Speakers include Dr. Mac Brunson, Dr. Henry Morris, Dr. Gary Parker, and
Dr. Randy Guliuzza. A Q&A panel discussion will be held on Saturday.
- - -

First Baptist is the church that gave me the biggest laughs when I lived
in the Jax area. It had its young teens publicly pledge vows of
chastity, only to encounter a huge increase in the number of teen
pregnancies a few years later. Huge church of simpies. Now, it
apparently is funding an institute of cretinists, er, creationists.

Yeah, their ideas are ALMOST as weird as what Democrats believe.

"Frogwatch" wrote in message
...
On Aug 29, 10:09 pm, H the K wrote:
Jacksonville Conference Confronts Creation-Evolution Debate

Contact: Institute for Creation Research Press Office, 214-615-8398,


DALLAS, Aug. 27 /Christian Newswire/ -- The Institute for Creation
Research, the premiere creation science institution in the world, is
announcing the first of its 2009 Demand the Evidence conferences, to be
held in Jacksonville, Florida on October 9-10.

Scientists, educators, theologians, and even state politicians have
wrestled with the creation-evolution debate in recent years, but which
theory is correct? Creation? Evolution? Intelligent Design?

Does it matter whether the earth was created in six days or six billion
years? Where does the evidence lead?

Held at the downtown auditorium of ***First Baptist Church
Jacksonville,*** the Demand the Evidence Conference will feature
sessions on both science and faith during the Friday/Saturday event.

Attendees will learn biblical and scientific evidences for the accuracy
and authority of Genesis, the complex design of the human body, the
facts that support recent creation, the flaws in Darwin's theory of
evolution, and much more.

Speakers include Dr. Mac Brunson, Dr. Henry Morris, Dr. Gary Parker, and
Dr. Randy Guliuzza. A Q&A panel discussion will be held on Saturday.
- - -

First Baptist is the church that gave me the biggest laughs when I lived
in the Jax area. It had its young teens publicly pledge vows of
chastity, only to encounter a huge increase in the number of teen
pregnancies a few years later. Huge church of simpies. Now, it
apparently is funding an institute of cretinists, er, creationists.

Yeah, their ideas are ALMOST as weird as what Democrats believe.

When Hairy left Jacksonville the vice unit of the sheriff department was cut
in half due to lack of work.

On Aug 29, 11:38*pm, "Lu Powell" wrote:
"Frogwatch" wrote in message

...
On Aug 29, 10:09 pm, H the K wrote:



Jacksonville Conference Confronts Creation-Evolution Debate

Contact: Institute for Creation Research Press Office, 214-615-8398,


DALLAS, Aug. 27 /Christian Newswire/ -- The Institute for Creation
Research, the premiere creation science institution in the world, is
announcing the first of its 2009 Demand the Evidence conferences, to be
held in Jacksonville, Florida on October 9-10.

Scientists, educators, theologians, and even state politicians have
wrestled with the creation-evolution debate in recent years, but which
theory is correct? Creation? Evolution? Intelligent Design?

Does it matter whether the earth was created in six days or six billion
years? Where does the evidence lead?

Held at the downtown auditorium of ***First Baptist Church
Jacksonville,*** the Demand the Evidence Conference will feature
sessions on both science and faith during the Friday/Saturday event.

Attendees will learn biblical and scientific evidences for the accuracy
and authority of Genesis, the complex design of the human body, the
facts that support recent creation, the flaws in Darwin's theory of
evolution, and much more.

Speakers include Dr. Mac Brunson, Dr. Henry Morris, Dr. Gary Parker, and
Dr. Randy Guliuzza. A Q&A panel discussion will be held on Saturday.
- - -

First Baptist is the church that gave me the biggest laughs when I lived
in the Jax area. It had its young teens publicly pledge vows of
chastity, only to encounter a huge increase in the number of teen
pregnancies a few years later. Huge church of simpies. Now, it
apparently is funding an institute of cretinists, er, creationists.

Yeah, their ideas are ALMOST as weird as what Democrats believe.

When Hairy left Jacksonville the vice unit of the sheriff department was cut
in half due to lack of work.

Yes, the liberal Labor govt of Britain sets a mass murderer free in
exchange for oil. Thats how liberals think.

Frogwatch wrote:
On Aug 29, 11:38 pm, "Lu Powell" wrote:
"Frogwatch" wrote in message

...
On Aug 29, 10:09 pm, H the K wrote:



Jacksonville Conference Confronts Creation-Evolution Debate
Contact: Institute for Creation Research Press Office, 214-615-8398,

DALLAS, Aug. 27 /Christian Newswire/ -- The Institute for Creation
Research, the premiere creation science institution in the world, is
announcing the first of its 2009 Demand the Evidence conferences, to be
held in Jacksonville, Florida on October 9-10.
Scientists, educators, theologians, and even state politicians have
wrestled with the creation-evolution debate in recent years, but which
theory is correct? Creation? Evolution? Intelligent Design?
Does it matter whether the earth was created in six days or six billion
years? Where does the evidence lead?
Held at the downtown auditorium of ***First Baptist Church
Jacksonville,*** the Demand the Evidence Conference will feature
sessions on both science and faith during the Friday/Saturday event.
Attendees will learn biblical and scientific evidences for the accuracy
and authority of Genesis, the complex design of the human body, the
facts that support recent creation, the flaws in Darwin's theory of
evolution, and much more.
Speakers include Dr. Mac Brunson, Dr. Henry Morris, Dr. Gary Parker, and
Dr. Randy Guliuzza. A Q&A panel discussion will be held on Saturday.
- - -
First Baptist is the church that gave me the biggest laughs when I lived
in the Jax area. It had its young teens publicly pledge vows of
chastity, only to encounter a huge increase in the number of teen
pregnancies a few years later. Huge church of simpies. Now, it
apparently is funding an institute of cretinists, er, creationists.
Yeah, their ideas are ALMOST as weird as what Democrats believe.

When Hairy left Jacksonville the vice unit of the sheriff department was cut
in half due to lack of work.

Yes, the liberal Labor govt of Britain sets a mass murderer free in
exchange for oil. Thats how liberals think.


It's nice to see you and Lu-ser have joined up. Where else but on
rec.boats can one read the ravings of a madman like you combined with
the dribblings of someone as stupid as Lu-ser?

Frogwatch wrote:
On Aug 29, 10:09 pm, H the K wrote:
Jacksonville Conference Confronts Creation-Evolution Debate

Contact: Institute for Creation Research Press Office, 214-615-8398,


DALLAS, Aug. 27 /Christian Newswire/ -- The Institute for Creation
Research, the premiere creation science institution in the world, is
announcing the first of its 2009 Demand the Evidence conferences, to be
held in Jacksonville, Florida on October 9-10.

Scientists, educators, theologians, and even state politicians have
wrestled with the creation-evolution debate in recent years, but which
theory is correct? Creation? Evolution? Intelligent Design?

Does it matter whether the earth was created in six days or six billion
years? Where does the evidence lead?

Held at the downtown auditorium of ***First Baptist Church
Jacksonville,*** the Demand the Evidence Conference will feature
sessions on both science and faith during the Friday/Saturday event.

Attendees will learn biblical and scientific evidences for the accuracy
and authority of Genesis, the complex design of the human body, the
facts that support recent creation, the flaws in Darwin's theory of
evolution, and much more.

Speakers include Dr. Mac Brunson, Dr. Henry Morris, Dr. Gary Parker, and
Dr. Randy Guliuzza. A Q&A panel discussion will be held on Saturday.
- - -

First Baptist is the church that gave me the biggest laughs when I lived
in the Jax area. It had its young teens publicly pledge vows of
chastity, only to encounter a huge increase in the number of teen
pregnancies a few years later. Huge church of simpies. Now, it
apparently is funding an institute of cretinists, er, creationists.

Yeah, their ideas are ALMOST as weird as what Democrats believe.

Just what do all Democrats believe, and how do you know what every
single Democrat believes?

"Gene" wrote in message
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On Sat, 29 Aug 2009 22:09:43 -0400, H the K
wrote:

Jacksonville Conference Confronts Creation-Evolution Debate

Contact: Institute for Creation Research Press Office, 214-615-8398,


DALLAS, Aug. 27 /Christian Newswire/ -- The Institute for Creation
Research, the premiere creation science institution in the world, is
announcing the first of its 2009 Demand the Evidence conferences, to be
held in Jacksonville, Florida on October 9-10.

Scientists, educators, theologians, and even state politicians have
wrestled with the creation-evolution debate in recent years, but which
theory is correct? Creation? Evolution? Intelligent Design?

Does it matter whether the earth was created in six days or six billion
years? Where does the evidence lead?

Held at the downtown auditorium of ***First Baptist Church
Jacksonville,*** the Demand the Evidence Conference will feature
sessions on both science and faith during the Friday/Saturday event.

Attendees will learn biblical and scientific evidences for the accuracy
and authority of Genesis, the complex design of the human body, the
facts that support recent creation, the flaws in Darwin's theory of
evolution, and much more.

Speakers include Dr. Mac Brunson, Dr. Henry Morris, Dr. Gary Parker, and
Dr. Randy Guliuzza. A Q&A panel discussion will be held on Saturday.
- - -

First Baptist is the church that gave me the biggest laughs when I lived
in the Jax area. It had its young teens publicly pledge vows of
chastity, only to encounter a huge increase in the number of teen
pregnancies a few years later. Huge church of simpies. Now, it
apparently is funding an institute of cretinists, er, creationists.

Why has every response to Harry's post attacked a person or group of
people instead of debunking the statement, "Attendees will learn
biblical and scientific evidences for the accuracy and authority of
Genesis, the complex design of the human body, the facts that support
recent creation, the flaws in Darwin's theory of evolution, and much
more." Maybe you can't and that bothers you?

While you take a moment out to consider that, could somebody tell me
why these fundies always jump on Darwin? Darwin? Finding flaws in
Darwin's theory and concluding that evolution doesn't exist is a lot
like concluding that Franklin and his kite got electricity wrong, so
today, informed people know that electricity is a false concept.

It is, also, a well documented phenomenon that these poor kids, brain
washed into taking virginity pledges, are just as likely to have sex
as any other teens, but are more likely to do it without protection.
That is sad and leads, for folks that young, to some devastating
consequences that could very easily have been avoided.....
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Gene, I think you miss the point of Hairy's replies to anything that doesn't
fit his (egocentric) world view. I personally don't agree with the
creationists, though I do support their right to believe how they choose.
Hairy made some wild allegations about teen pregnancy and chastity vows at a
local church, yet cites no objective data in the matter, which is typical of
him. His atheistic rants are tiresome, to say the least. I refuse to declare
my beliefs to the world; they are very private. It seems only evangelistics
and atheists have a need to publicly declare their creeds, and lambast
others for not believing as they do.

I finally got wise and placed his many aliases in my kill file, which is an
indication of how much I care about what he thinks on any matter. However, I
still see some of his replies in other posters' about whom I am interested
in their thinking, including yours.

When I do respond to his crap, it's for the joy of pulling his chain. WAFA
he is.

In article ,
says...
Gene, I think you miss the point of Hairy's replies to anything that doesn't
fit his (egocentric) world view.


I think you miss my point.... we need to get past personal attacks....
they don't help and they SURELY have done NOTHING to improve the signal
to noise ratio.

If you think any poster is posting with any sort of narcissistic
motivations, what exactly, are you going to say to make them stop?
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Gene wrote:
In article ,
says...
Gene, I think you miss the point of Hairy's replies to anything that doesn't
fit his (egocentric) world view.


I think you miss my point.... we need to get past personal attacks....
they don't help and they SURELY have done NOTHING to improve the signal
to noise ratio.

If you think any poster is posting with any sort of narcissistic
motivations, what exactly, are you going to say to make them stop?

Gene, what is your motivation in responding to all of these Christian
Fundy posts?

Gene wrote:
On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 11:29:48 -0400, BAR wrote:

Gene wrote:
In article ,
says...
Gene, I think you miss the point of Hairy's replies to anything that doesn't
fit his (egocentric) world view.

I think you miss my point.... we need to get past personal attacks....
they don't help and they SURELY have done NOTHING to improve the signal
to noise ratio.

If you think any poster is posting with any sort of narcissistic
motivations, what exactly, are you going to say to make them stop?
Gene, what is your motivation in responding to all of these Christian
Fundy posts?

Just hoping you'll see the light......

I'm not a Christian Fundy. But, I am tolerant of all religions except
Islam.