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Vaguely, only from listening to Real Science Radio.

Gravity. Rocks have cracks in them.

Sure it could.

Years ago I used to get in epic debates with atheists, and others who deny Noah's flood. Many of those debates right here on this forum. One of their favorite challenges was "where did all the water go?", and I'd point out that obviously much of it sunk below the earth's surface. Then they'd...

I'm sure this has been noted by others how the gays are using God's sign to Noah that he will not destroy the world again by flood, as the symbol of their movement. What the deeper meanings are there.

It is only a matter of time until a ruling is made that discriminating against an employee for being a pedophile violates the Civil Rights Act. You can already see the preparation and movement in that direction, just like you could see the preparation for LGBTQ acceptance decades ago.

Polystrate Fossils seems to be a favorite topic among Creationists. I see it mentioned almost every time they discuss geology. I'm curious how non-creationist geologists explain them? I read this article on Talk Origins which seems to be saying creationists are stupid and out of date for using...

Sam Harris and Bart Ehrman come to the conclusion that the New Testament is cobbled together human documents, there is no god, Christianity is a bunch of huey. Believers are nutty kooks. :kook: :duh: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-n7EGoM18s

DNA is a designed engineering language, not a random accumulation of variables that just happen to make a living being. This article presents an intriguing look into that engineered language: https://ds9a.nl/amazing-dna/ I certainly don't think the author is a creationist, or even skeptical of...

...Lifetime member Well, I up and did it. Couldn't resist the Black Friday 50% off offer. I've been here for quite a while; December 12th, 2006. So not a newbie, but I am a newb lifer. So felt like posting a little greeting here. Looking forward to a lot more lively discussions, and maybe...