From the Creationist Textbook:

How did the dinosaurs die?

After dinosaurs ate everything on the earth, they dug deep into the
ground to search for food.

Sadly, they became trapped in the holes, which is why their skeletons
are found underground today.

On 12/22/2012 6:42 AM, ESAD wrote:
From the Creationist Textbook:

How did the dinosaurs die?

After dinosaurs ate everything on the earth, they dug deep into the
ground to search for food.

Sadly, they became trapped in the holes, which is why their skeletons
are found underground today.

Are they that gullible or am I?

On Dec 22, 5:27*pm, thumper wrote:
On 12/22/2012 6:42 AM, ESAD wrote:

*From the Creationist Textbook:

How did the dinosaurs die?

After dinosaurs ate everything on the earth, they dug deep into the
ground to search for food.

Sadly, they became trapped in the holes, which is why their skeletons
are found underground today.

Are they that gullible or am I?

I'd say that if you believe there is a link to such...

I didn't find any kind of a credible statement that backed that
thought.

On 12/22/2012 4:19 PM, Tim wrote:
On Dec 22, 5:27 pm, thumper wrote:
On 12/22/2012 6:42 AM, ESAD wrote:

From the Creationist Textbook:

How did the dinosaurs die?

After dinosaurs ate everything on the earth, they dug deep into the
ground to search for food.

Sadly, they became trapped in the holes, which is why their skeletons
are found underground today.

Are they that gullible or am I?

I'd say that if you believe there is a link to such...

I didn't find any kind of a credible statement that backed that
thought.


Thanks for looking.

On 12/22/12 7:19 PM, Tim wrote:
On Dec 22, 5:27 pm, thumper wrote:
On 12/22/2012 6:42 AM, ESAD wrote:

From the Creationist Textbook:

How did the dinosaurs die?

After dinosaurs ate everything on the earth, they dug deep into the
ground to search for food.

Sadly, they became trapped in the holes, which is why their skeletons
are found underground today.

Are they that gullible or am I?

I'd say that if you believe there is a link to such...

I didn't find any kind of a credible statement that backed that
thought.


There is nothing credible about creationism.

You haven't been to the creationist park, where dioramas and displays
show man walking among dinosaurs? *That* is a "credible statement" about
creationism. Fundamentalists base their creationism on their reading of
Genesis, which is just hilarious. Genesis is nothing more than a
narrative that attempts to build an understanding of early human history
on the folk tales passed down by primeval man. I do get a kick about the
creator advising Abraham to have a child with another woman because his
wife is barren and later in life has a child with Keturah, yet another
wife. Interesting contrast with the modern fundie definitions of
marriage, eh?

Here's some creationist textbook fun:

http://tinyurl.com/85px9mv

Americans are free to believe anything they want. No further proof of
that statement is needed than the fact that millions of ignorant
Americans believe in creationism.

On 12/22/2012 6:27 PM, thumper wrote:
On 12/22/2012 6:42 AM, ESAD wrote:
From the Creationist Textbook:

How did the dinosaurs die?

After dinosaurs ate everything on the earth, they dug deep into the
ground to search for food.

Sadly, they became trapped in the holes, which is why their skeletons
are found underground today.

Are they that gullible or am I?

What? Hard up for a troll, I think you are....

On 12/22/12 8:21 PM, JustWait wrote:
On 12/22/2012 6:27 PM, thumper wrote:
On 12/22/2012 6:42 AM, ESAD wrote:
From the Creationist Textbook:

How did the dinosaurs die?

After dinosaurs ate everything on the earth, they dug deep into the
ground to search for food.

Sadly, they became trapped in the holes, which is why their skeletons
are found underground today.

Are they that gullible or am I?

What? Hard up for a troll, I think you are....


Creationism is a troll.

On Dec 22, 6:35*pm, ESAD wrote:
On 12/22/12 7:19 PM, Tim wrote:









On Dec 22, 5:27 pm, thumper wrote:
On 12/22/2012 6:42 AM, ESAD wrote:

* From the Creationist Textbook:

How did the dinosaurs die?

After dinosaurs ate everything on the earth, they dug deep into the
ground to search for food.

Sadly, they became trapped in the holes, which is why their skeletons
are found underground today.

Are they that gullible or am I?

I'd say that if you believe there is a link to such...

I didn't find any kind of a credible statement that backed that
thought.

There is nothing credible about creationism.

You haven't been to the creationist park, where dioramas and displays
show man walking among dinosaurs? *That* is a "credible statement" about
creationism. Fundamentalists base their creationism on their reading of
Genesis, which is just hilarious. Genesis is nothing more than a
narrative that attempts to build an understanding of early human history
on the folk tales passed down by primeval man. I do get a kick about the
creator advising Abraham to have a child with another woman because his
wife is barren and later in life has a child with Keturah, yet another
wife. Interesting contrast with the modern fundie definitions of
marriage, eh?

To you, that's true. Twist it any way you feel. like you said below:
"Americans are free to believe anything they want...."

Here's some creationist textbook fun:

http://tinyurl.com/85px9mv

Americans are free to believe anything they want. No further proof of
that statement is needed than the fact that millions of ignorant
Americans believe in creationism.

Because they may have a different belief or view of things that means
they're 'ignorant'? I thought you'd be above labeling, Harry.

On 12/22/2012 8:29 PM, Tim wrote:
I thought you'd be above labeling, Harry.


Why would you say that Tim? Harry is only here to label and fight...

On 12/22/12 8:29 PM, Tim wrote:
On Dec 22, 6:35 pm, ESAD wrote:
On 12/22/12 7:19 PM, Tim wrote:









On Dec 22, 5:27 pm, thumper wrote:
On 12/22/2012 6:42 AM, ESAD wrote:

From the Creationist Textbook:

How did the dinosaurs die?

After dinosaurs ate everything on the earth, they dug deep into the
ground to search for food.

Sadly, they became trapped in the holes, which is why their skeletons
are found underground today.

Are they that gullible or am I?

I'd say that if you believe there is a link to such...

I didn't find any kind of a credible statement that backed that
thought.

There is nothing credible about creationism.

You haven't been to the creationist park, where dioramas and displays
show man walking among dinosaurs? *That* is a "credible statement" about
creationism. Fundamentalists base their creationism on their reading of
Genesis, which is just hilarious. Genesis is nothing more than a
narrative that attempts to build an understanding of early human history
on the folk tales passed down by primeval man. I do get a kick about the
creator advising Abraham to have a child with another woman because his
wife is barren and later in life has a child with Keturah, yet another
wife. Interesting contrast with the modern fundie definitions of
marriage, eh?

To you, that's true. Twist it any way you feel. like you said below:
"Americans are free to believe anything they want...."

Here's some creationist textbook fun:

http://tinyurl.com/85px9mv

Americans are free to believe anything they want. No further proof of
that statement is needed than the fact that millions of ignorant
Americans believe in creationism.

Because they may have a different belief or view of things that means
they're 'ignorant'? I thought you'd be above labeling, Harry.


They're not ignorant because they believe a different view...they're
ignorant because of the "different view" they believe.

Oh, and if one accepts the Bible as "true," then it is true that Abraham
had multiple wives simultaneously. But how can that be if marriage is
between "one man and one woman"?

The real hilarity in creationism is the belief that the earth is only a
few thousand years old and that man and dinos walked the earth
contemporaneously. Yes, if you hold those views...you are ignorant.