Quote (HighschoolTurd @ Jul 23 2014 03:31am)

Ken Ham is the m-word, forgive my language... Or should I say he shouldn't be preaching science.. it's not for him

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"100% dinosaur. This fits exactly with the evidence from the fossil record."

Lol, no it doesn't.  Fossil records indicate they're millions year old..

Quote (HighschoolTurd @ Jul 23 2014 04:31am)

Ken Ham is the m-word, forgive my language... Or should I say he shouldn't be preaching science.. it's not for him

Edit:
"100% dinosaur. This fits exactly with the evidence from the fossil record."

Lol, no it doesn't.  Fossil records indicate they're millions year old..

Quote (dark-soul @ Jul 23 2014 03:36am)

46% of the US shares his beliefs that humans are only 5-10k years old.

Quote (Voyaging @ Jul 23 2014 03:56am)

I feel significantly dumber for having read that.



I can't figure out what the m-word is 

Quote (Subwoofer @ 23 Jul 2014 09:01)

wait...you gimme a link for this because i need to lose more faith in humanity.
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Quote (brmv @ Jul 23 2014 04:12am)

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/05/americans-believe-in-creationism_n_1571127.html

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some quote related to your home state:

A few weeks ago I wrote about Oklahoma State Representative Sally Kern, who had submitted a bill to the state legislature that would significantly weaken science education in that state. Basically, the bill would bar teachers from grading students down on science tests because of that student’s particular belief. In other words, the student could say the Earth is 6000 years old, and the teacher couldn’t fail them.
Well, some good news: that bill failed to pass the vote. The bad news? It only failed 7-9. Nearly half the people in the state’s Education Committee felt it would be OK (haha) for students to fail to learn actual science, and not be penalized for it.
And Kern, the bill’s sponsor, will no doubt not take this defeat lying down. She has a long, long history of blatant anti-reality leanings — she once compared being gay to having cancer — and I’m sure she’ll be proposing some new version of nonsense soon.

Quote (Subwoofer @ 23 Jul 2014 09:28)

That's just sad.
Southern politician/10
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/27/frank-lucas_n_5537217.html

Quote (dothe @ Jul 23 2014 12:16am)

A grown man with 2 kids linked this on facebook. A highly scientific analysis of the topic on everyone's minds these days - the dinosaur controversy.

https://answersingenesis.org/dinosaurs/dinosaurs-and-the-bible/