Pete

This is a serious question, and I would prefer answers from people who know a bit about psychiatry. Thing is, Donald Trump ticks a lot of boxes with his behavior, such as narcissism, manipulative, compulsive liar, impulsive (twitter feeds), very charming up front, but has a total lack of true empathy.

The real issue is: is it safe for this man to have control of America's foreign policy. Could he, on impulse, try to make a preemptive strike on North Korea, just because of his personality.

Christians; please don't quote scripture.

The distinction seems to be bit like art. Don't quite know how to define it, but you know it when you see it. Anyone able to offer a definition?

If I said I did not believe in Christianity or, say, the sun it would not make either of those cease to exist. Basically I am trying to work out why some Christians find the idea of Evolution such a threat. Most of those that say they do not believe in evolution do not show the slightest hint of even understanding how it works.

Does that mean most fundie Christians are American, and the rest on the English speaking world is predominantly Atheist?

When the flood resided and Noah released the animals from the ark why did the different species make long arduous treks to the far reaches of the planet before they started breeding? It would have taken longer than the lifetime of many species to get where they are found today. Surely the species should be a lot more evenly distributed than they are? And, how did they know to distribute themselves so the there was an appropriate ecological balance? I mean, there is no mention in the bible how this could happen.