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Old 10-13-2003, 03:31 PM   #11
OnyxCougar
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Originally posted by Happy Monkey
There's a difference between not believing in any god, and believing there is no God. The former implies no faith, the latter implies faith.

Both are a belief, and therefore require faith. See webster post by Bruce.


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Nothing is provable in science. Only disprovable. And when I pointed out the distinction between evolution and natural selection in the other post, I stated that the natural selection part was not a fact. So obviously evolution + natural selection + abiogenesis + big bang is not a fact.


Exactly. So if it's not a fact, why present it that way, TO THE EXCLUSION of every other possibility? Why not ALSO teach the creation theories of different religious belief systems as well?

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