Garrett

Thank you atheists, creation science will live on.

:)

GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) — It was labeled "4th grade science quiz. Dinosaurs: Genesis and the Gospel."

Eighteen questions. The first four were true or false.

The earth is billions of years old. A lopsided pencil mark circled false.

Dinosaurs lived millions of years ago, another circle: false.

It went on from there, testing students on the beginning of the world according to creationism, the belief that the literal interpretation of the first book of the Bible explains it all. Both were marked correct.

Before long, the quiz was posted on the social news website Reddit, unleashing a firestorm of criticism on Blue Ridge Christian Academy, a tiny private Christian school in northern Greenville County.

In what board chair Joy Hartsell says shows God is at work in the world, the controversy may be what saves the school from closing.

About six weeks ago, parents were told that the school would close May 31 because the founder and major donor would no longer make up the loss in operating expenses, said Diana Baker, the director.

"We may have found the path to get the money," Hartsell said Friday.

So far, about $10,000 toward the $200,000 needed to stay open next fall has been received and more checks arrive in the mail every day, Baker said.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/05/...

For some reason, I got this idea of what I want to do with coin collecting. I am fascinated by old copper coins - mainly later date large cents, but I like just about all types from colonial on up through the braided hair series. I have a large 3 ring binder, that could easily hold 50 or 60 pages full of coins, though I only have 3 pages in it right now, one filled with 16 old coppers.

I'm 32, so 30 years or so til retirement. If I fill this binder up with 50 or 60 or 100 pages of old copper coins, so that it's overflowing after 30 years, do you think that would help with my retirement?

I'm doing it right now because I love doing it, but I got to thinking of the investment aspect...

Can a soul be saved with a telescope, or a rock hammer?

You would not be able to hear it, see it, smell it, taste it, or feel it.

It must not actually exist right?

as catfish?

Just curious.

Right???

Leon Lederman, Nobel prize laureate who discovered the God particle in 1988 is selling off his gold medal for charity.

When will atheists join in and give to churches, charities, etc...?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/nobel-la...

Like 50 feet, there's no way to see it, or hear it, or taste it, or smell it, or feel it.

So, it must not exist. Right?

But I've never seen one in my life!

All that time I spent searching and search... All those nights I used up looking through the telescope.

Sometimes I thought I could see the EFFECTS THAT THE BLACK HOLE HAD ON THINGS CLOSE TO IT, but I sure couldn't see a black hole.

And of course, witnessing the effects something has on things around it isn't evidence of existence. Right?

This was obviously not something that "evolved" for eating meat.

This is actually more in line with the hypothesis that dinosaurs lived in the garden of Eden about 5000 years ago and ate plants, melons, and nuts before the original sin.

Why did he feel the need to make the soldiers look so bad?

Could it be that he was some sort of liberal hippie frisbie player?

I tell ya... I don't have a problem with it, but last night my wife bought us some Tamales, and wow, my wife really likes to get a lot of hot sauce on that Tamale before she eats it. We actually brought them into the bedroom last night, and ate right there on the bed. The thing with my wife is that when she eats, she tries to talk alot, and last night, lo and behold, she accidentally dropped the Tamale right out of her mouth and onto the bed. There was hot sauce everywhere. It was really gross.

All I asked was how they can consider themselves American citizens when this is one nation under God.

I also politely asked why atheists have no morals, values, ethics, or principles.

Then I simply ventured to find out if they believe that potatoes don't exist because you can't see them when they're underground.

And Wooooaaahhhh... all that commotion. I don't see why atheists are so easily offended

All I asked was how they can consider themselves American citizens when this is one nation under God.

Then I simply asked if they believe that potatoes don't exist because you can't see them when they're underground.

And Wooooaaahhhh... all that commotion. I don't see why atheists are so easily offended

Most people seem to lump atheists into the same category as liberals, gays, communists, abortionists, etc. Some of you are all about that kind of stuff, but some aren't.

Does it ever bother you that a large percentage of the population associates the word "atheist" with those things?

He went to his death knowing full well that the soldiers would look like the bad guys in the end.

Why would he do that? And why would you worship someone who was anti-military?

If someone offered you 4000 dollars, would you run your fingers through your beard on a webcam for a few hours?

Cause I've never seen a gay rhinoceros, or mule, or ferret, or mocking bird, or salamander, or stick bug, or antelope, humming bird, or pigeon, or goose...

Or a gay hyena, or cheetah, or moose, or sea lion, or whale, or tarantula, hamster, or mongoose, or kangaroo, kangaroo, mole, or hawk, or gopher...

Or a gay grizzly bear, or mouse, or termite, or vole, or mountain lion, or coyote, or dalmation, or porcupine, or alligator, or sloth, or gila monster.

It's rare to find a true atheists. Nearly everyone the world worships something. Many don't realize it, but when you watch a sports game, root for one team, read about the team in the paper, listen to people talk about them on the radio, etc, you are actually worshipping that team. Therefore, very few actual "atheists" exist.

It's a tricky subject, but most psychologists agree that humans have an innate sense of a higher power at birth.

Source:

http://www.adler.edu/page/campuses/chicago/admissi...

Like 50 feet, there's no way to see it, or hear it, or taste it, or smell it, or feel it.

So, it must not exist. Right?