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Please post your votes for the May, 2003, Post of the Month here. Include author, forum name, thread name, post number, eg:

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Name: Velvet Tongue
Forum: Evolution
Thread: I'm no monkey
Post #: 17

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A link to the message, and perhap a SHORT comment would also be nice. But, this is NOT a place to debate the referenced topic.I think that a fairly liberal use of this topic would be a good thing for indexing some nice messages that are otherwise doomed to be lost in the clutter. So, if you encounter a message that seems to say something of special substance, please give it a plug/reference in this topic.Adminnemooseus

Roxrkool
Geology and the Great Flood
Mt St. Helens
Post #6In addition to having chosen a particularly 133t username, I'm finding roxrkool's posts to be very informative and interesting, particularly this one. I'm not much for geological topics - as evidenced by the ways I usually get them wrong - so that's saying something, I think.

Brian Johnston
The Bible: Accuracy and Inerrancy
Your favorite Bible absurdity
Post 52'dunno, I am still holding grudges against Wordswordman and this topic can answer him perfectly. But it's too late now. Anyway, next time I run into another missionary, Brian's post might show them the absurdity of their position.

roxrkool
Dates and Dating
Sediments
Post 10Clears up the confusion Creationists create around the term "uniformitarianism", then launches into a detailed illustration of how we decipher the geological clues of a fossil river. Lots of useful information here, this should get into the reference library somehow.--Percy

A couple, same topic, same day1)
Name: NosyNed
Forum: Welcome, Visitors!
Thread: Ever lasting life with or without God.
Post #: 34A nice little summary of many evolutionists viewpoint of the creation/evolution conflict.and 2)
Name: truthlover
Forum: Welcome, Visitors!
Thread: Ever lasting life with or without God.
Post #: 38An interesting testiment from our prime resident Christian evolutionist, of personal examples of apparent supernatural influence and/or guidance".Remember, this is a topic to point out messages elsewhere, not to debate the points contained in those messages.Moose

Schaf was perfectly restrained in her reply in this post.As much as I was excited to actually get a nomination here I think this one is much better.Just one of the lines: http://EvC Forum: the rocks speak -->EvC Forum: the rocks speak

Name: truthlover
Forum: Evolution
Thread: If evolution is not the answer, then what is?
Post #: 17, 18I could quibble over a few details, but in large, a couple of nice messages.Moose

Name: Dr_Tazimus_maximus
Forum: Free for all
Topic: Destroying Darwinism
Post #: 89Wish I had said it. Opening sentence:

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Behold the textbook creationist. Syam-sue, you have just included a number of standard creationist tactics in your last response. Lets enumerate them for our studio audience.

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It only gets better as they are elaborated.http://EvC Forum: Destroying Darwinism -->EvC Forum: Destroying Darwinism

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Name: Brian Johnston
Forum: The Bible - Accuracy and Inerrancy
Thread: The Bible Unearthed - Exodus
Post #: 66A massive message concerning the studies of Prof. Finkelstein, in a now closed topic. See up and down string also.
The follow up topic is "Any comment W_Fortenberry?"More information than my febble mind can probably handle, but I thought I deserved a listing in the "Posts of the Month".Moose