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That sounds like something Russia would say before they detonate a dirty nuclear bomb in Ukraine.

The Confederacy wanted no part in war too, it didn't mean they shouldn't have been invaded and forcefully re-annexed. The point is, is Ukraine a first degree human rights violator, of their own people? Russia claims yes, and they alone are determined to do something about it. I think a court...

I don't like Congress deciding our military policy any more than I like the president or the top brass in the military doing it. I just wish Russia would knock it off so that we can globally examine the case they're attempting to make, about Ukraine harboring Nazism and committing first degree...

I think we just call them clams around my neck of the Boston woods. Quahog's a Rhode Island thing afaik.

It's a beast! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caterpillar_797

This trailer has like 90 wheels on it, making this rig not an 18- but like almost a 100-wheeler. And that dump truck is crazy big!

https://us.cnn.com/travel/article/bear-encounters-prevent-attacks-wellness/index.html

Bump.

It's a very interesting ethical subject. https://theologyonline.com/threads/deeply-concerning-effects-of-alcohol-on-the-brain.58305/

Well that's just false. Anyway there is in fact, one common thread in ancient Anabaptists and all other heretical sects throughout the history of the Church age: there are never any bishops. This is true all the way up to the Reformation, and beyond. The institution of the office of a bishop...

I'm against the death penalty by execution. I'm pro-death-penalty for the use of lethal force during justified self-defense. If Russia stops, then I'm against killing any of them for what they've done. But if Ukrainians kill Russians in self-defense that's justified in my book. I support the...

Whether I agree with you or not (the OP), I agree with very many of your points itt as they are bulletproof. They are definitely Scriptural, and they have always been believed by the Church's bishops. I just do not understand how you can on the one hand believe that the Church has replaced all...

It's not that. It's just that I only have so much time for Statler and Waldorf wannabes. At some point it's just a running gag, but it's not even funny, it just keeps going, endlessly. Like they think they're Statler and Waldorf, except Statler and Waldorf were actually funny, but trolls...

The Republicans have a massive mistake which was made with good intentions by the National Review in linking together Republicans with libertarian ideology, which Republicans simply do not agree with. Republicans are not like those anarchist libertarians. We believe in government, in big...

Yes. But afaik dinosaur tissue dates at something much less than "65 million years old" whatever that means. If the tissue were really this old then the carbon-14 would be long gone by now, but still, there's a little carbon-14 left in there. Somehow. :unsure:

But TOL is the place for such antics, it can't be denied.

These are important questions.

Rather than start yet another new thread, I thought I'd post the following which concerns Neanderthal remains (not fossils, but, close enough to on topic). https://apnews.com/article/science-travel-genetics-caves-d0a0791fc74c9a4de98ba4104152cd2d? Key excerpt here: "[Neanderthals] died out...

Is what we believe fictional or not. Fictional symbols and words don't refer to anything nonfictional, such as concrete objects and abstract realities like patterns. A perfect circle doesn't exist in nature or in the laboratory, nor can it, but that doesn't mean a perfect circle is fictional...

Catholicism doesn't believe in the Big Bang and evolution, Catholicism just doesn't make cosmology a matter of communion. We're supposed to fellowship with Catholics no matter our differences in our personal, private cosmologies or cosmological philosophies (origin theories). Catholicism is...