Dick Fischer wrote: "George probably puts "strange quarks" on his cereal in
the morning."
I doubt it. I tried some of those once and they gave me heartburn. < G >
>>On the subject of the relative age of the earth in everyday terms we
>>humans use, such as 365-day years, then I know that answer from an
>>overwhelming amount of data from myriad sources and from every realm of
>>science. Anyone who has graduated from High School has been exposed to
>>enough information on that subject that they should have no doubts.>>
Perhaps they should not have doubts. But I know a lot of pretty smart folks
who do have doubts, none-the-less.
>>So my comment is this: How can PJ be silent on a simple matter of
>>science, like the age of the earth, and at the same time have such a
>>command of the intricacies of biology and genetics that he can contradict
>>the experts in those fields?>>
I think you make a strong argument here, of course. It does boggle the mind.
>>Johnson may enjoy debating Provine, but I don't think he would enjoy a
>>debate with Collins.>>
That's one I'd love to see.
Thanks, BTW, for the KJV stuff. Appreciate it.
Burgy
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