Burger King recalls 'sacrilegious' desserts
http://www.scotsman.com/news/uk/burger-king-recalls-sacrilegious-desserts-1-1096308
4th Grade Science Test.....
the answer lies in the psychology of cult membership/indocrination.
The human brain is so adaptable. It will certainly adapt to quite illogical paradigms if they are sufficiently
reinforced either postively or negatively. It will just adapt in a way that promotes the (physical, social, emotional)survival of the entity.
For example, some children grow up with physical/emotional abuse and when removed from 'home' they want to return because that is what they know and they know the rules. They have also developed various ways to cope/survive ( many mal adaptions yes) and when in a new environment they naturally are subject to anxiety/fear etc. I think a cult can be a 'safe' place for the indocrinated and become very difficult to move away from. So if the doctrinarres ( is that a word?) get the kids young, they may well have them for life. Getting them young, of course, is standard practice for most cults including mainstream religions.
What Really Happened to the Dinosaurs?
by Ken Ham
October 25, 2007
Layman
Dinosaurs are used more than almost anything else to indoctrinate children and adults in the idea of millions of years of earth history. However, the Bible gives us a framework for explaining dinosaurs in terms of thousands of years of history, including the mystery of when they lived and what happened to them. Two key texts are Genesis 1:24–25 and Job 40:15–24.
With regard to my last post.
You might have thought that Ken Ham was just another USA hard line creationist. Over the pond like.
Nope. He is a Queenslander who graduated from a Science course and taught in public schools. Local boy made good. Fascinating but scary.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Ham
http://www.answersingenesis.org/about/history
It is really worth reading the second reference to get an idea of how big Ken Ham has become
With regard to my last post.
You might have thought that Ken Ham was just another USA hard line creationist. Over the pond like.
Nope. He is a Queenslander who graduated from a Science course and taught in public schools. Local boy made good. Fascinating but scary.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Ham
http://www.answersingenesis.org/about/history
It is really worth reading the second reference to get an idea of how big Ken Ham has become
Who on earth would create "Anaphylactic Shock"?
So who made God, or where did he come from?
Why don't you ask God?So who made God, or where did he come from?
Now that is a much more intelligent question! Anyone who thinks that Big bang theory has provided all of the answers is seriously behind the times.Big bang theory!? Where did the hydrogen originate from? If it was constructed of energy then from whence did the energy come?
Why don't you ask God?
Just go into a church, better still a mosque, stand in the middle with your arms extended and say loudly, "God I know you don't exist and all of this religion IS crazy and all of the people who believe in you are nutters, but I wanna know, who made you or where did you come from?"
If you're lucky, you might have a "religious experience".
I assume you "don't buy a word" of abiogenesis then.l'm sorry, but unless it can be proven with science/physics, l don't buy a word of it.
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