Anybody watch the Bill Nye, Ken Ham creationist debate?

[abbott]

Well, I am sure you know, I can’t give you the answer.

I do love studying ancient history, but how can you trust any of the authors. I assume, as stories got passed down they grew/changed. If we had a time machine we could probably disprove several historical documents. But the message is there if you want it. How about the Native Americans claim of a great flood and knowledge/preparation that it was going to happen. Trust me, I am not telling you to trust Native Americans, who knows what they were smoking.

I also believe you can study the Bible if you like and learn something. I still like the parable about the fig tree. Might sound simple, but I think the knowledge is helpful to me and I need it.

Anyway, studying the past can teach you and I often think about my friends debating weather its true or not. If they just tried to learn from it and take away what they can, it would work out good.

[TurdBerglar]

what the hell, is this real?

http://nation.time.com/2014/02/21/ga...gious-liberty/


how is this any different from refusing to serve any other group of people? lawful discrimination? jesus christ.