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Careful there! Geneticists and evolutionary biologists tell usgood'ol
that there is very little (genetic) diversity among humans.
On Fri, 23 Apr 2004, Fernanda Foertter [Advanced Physics Forums] wrote:
Maybe in fairness, a good science project could be one using plain
bible.science to explain the so called "unexplainable" or "miracles" in the
plaguesIn fact, I think Nova put out a video once explaining how the ten
floods.have a simple explanation such as the food chain. (frogs, crickets, red
moon, fish dying etc)
Or how the parting of the red sea was a drought followed by summer
theBut as with every fish story, the fish grows longer and longer, as do
tosizes of catastrophes and so called miracles in scripture.
Not to be cynical, but what would be your criteria of FAIR? As in, how
theturn bread into fish? water into wine? how about raising the dead?
Here is fair: how do you explain the diversity of humans considering
diversificationbible says we came from Adam and Eve? or better yet, after
populationmiraculously happened the flood again put the fate of the human
geneticat the hand of Noah and his family. How does the bible then explain
christiansdiversification through incest?
As someone already pointed out so well...this so called fairness
miraculous.speak of never question these inconsistencies. It's all so darn
perspective?It's not Science.
Fernie
www.advancedphysics.org
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert B Zannelli" <Spinoza321@AOL.COM>
To: <PHYS-L@lists.nau.edu>
Sent: Friday, April 23, 2004 3:22 PM
Subject: Re: Unorthodox science projects
In a message dated 4/23/2004 10:01:20 AM Eastern Standard Time,
wilson.gonzalezespad@MAIL.ATU.EDU writes:
Have you ever SEEN a science fair project from a "Christian"
his/herIf
you judge it, how the student defended his/her project? Whas was
typerationale in making the project? Probably you do not agree with these
Scienceof
projects, but I need to know how common they are?Islamic
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Any time I see terms like Science from a Christian perspective or an
perspective, etc., alarms bells go off. What could it mean to view
sinfulfrom any particular religious perspective? In essence religion isanti-science
requiring belief without objective proof. In fact it's considered
Science.in most
religions to doubt, while skepticism is one of the core values of
wouldIn
these days of intelligent design nonsense, or creation "science" I
project.view
this kind of thing as totally out of place in any real science
mixScientists hold many different religious views but the real ones don't
their
religious beliefs with their science.
Bob Zannelli
--
"Trust me. I have a lot of experience at this."
General Custer's unremembered message to his men,
just before leading them into the Little Big Horn Valley