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Message 48 of 302 (317986)
06-05-2006 3:02 PM

Reply to: Message 47 by nwr
06-05-2006 2:58 PM

Re: Creationist theory

Remember that he's using his own idiosyncratic definition of "creationism".

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Message 256 of 302 (368643)
12-09-2006 1:05 PM

Reply to: Message 247 by randman
12-08-2006 10:55 PM

Re: no lies about you

Randman I have no wish to request access to any of your showcase threads. I have had quite enough of your vicious lunacy to know that you have no real interest real debate. Probably because of your many defeats.

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Message 273 of 302 (369080)
12-11-2006 4:03 PM

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12-11-2006 3:54 PM

Re: the double-standard

Got a question for you Randman. Do you understand that:

"If X is true then Y is true" does not mean "Y is always true" ?

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Message 290 of 302 (369224)
12-12-2006 2:32 AM

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12-11-2006 3:54 PM

Re: the double-standard

I guess I'm going to have to repeat the question.

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Got a question for you Randman. Do you understand that:

"If X is true then Y is true" does not mean "Y is always true" ?

Is it too difficult for you to answer ? There is a point to it.

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Message 293 of 302 (369271)
12-12-2006 10:48 AM

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12-12-2006 9:05 AM

Re: the double-standard

I have good reasons for asking that are relevant to the ongoing discussion. And I think that it is necessary to prod a little to get an answer.

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Message 295 of 302 (369294)
12-12-2006 1:15 PM

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12-12-2006 1:09 PM

Re: the double-standard

I'm interested in learning whether you understand the difference.

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Message 297 of 302 (369305)
12-12-2006 1:58 PM

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12-12-2006 1:23 PM

Re: the double-standard

I just want to take it step by step. Do you understand that there is a difference or not ? There's surely no need to be evasive over such a simple point.

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