[trekie]

Nice to know, very intresting

[Don Farnsworth]

This will put a nail in the coffin of creation science

[Zardoz]

Originally Posted by Don Farnsworth

This will put a nail in the coffin of creation science

Not nessicarily.

[Don Farnsworth]

Joking.

[Zardoz]

Originally Posted by Don Farnsworth

Joking.

No worries, I am not into creationsim.

[Botany Bay]

Originally Posted by Don Farnsworth

This will put a nail in the coffin of creation science

No, it could add a new nail to the aproximatly twothousandsixhundredandfourtytwo other nails allready in place but systimatically ignored. So, there could be talking Dinosaurs running around on Mars, that constantly change their outward appearance by instantanious evolution - it wouldnt even make a creationist wonder a bit.

[MPQ]

Actually, Pope Benedict XVI said that it's okay for Catholics to believe in aliens.

[KathrynJaneway]

Originally Posted by Don Farnsworth

This will put a nail in the coffin of creation science

Why? I can think of one (in my opinion) mainstream religion (mine) which believes that when heaven and earth were created, many other planets with people on them were created at the same time.

I really think it is a major Earth centric belief to believe that in all the massiveness of the universe, we are the only planet with life.

And why can't a person believe in both creation and evolution?

[MPQ]

the whole Adam and Eve thing. They had kids and their kids had kids? Eeewwww!

[Don Farnsworth]

Originally Posted by Botany Bay

No, it could add a new nail to the aproximatly twothousandsixhundredandfourtytwo other nails allready in place but systimatically ignored. So, there could be talking Dinosaurs running around on Mars, that constantly change their outward appearance by instantanious evolution - it wouldnt even make a creationist wonder a bit.

Talking dinosaurs walking around on mars huh? and you thought creationisy were dumb