The great lie that is evolution
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> > this is a non-sequitor.
>
> Correct. That statement fully qualifies as a non sequitur.
well, it does by itself . . . depends on whether or not you take "this" to
mean "this quote which i have just posted" or "this statement". smartass :-)
JQM
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> Correct. That statement fully qualifies as a non sequitur.
well, it does by itself . . . depends on whether or not you take "this" to
mean "this quote which i have just posted" or "this statement". smartass :-)
JQM
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> > > this is a non-sequitor.
> >
> > Correct. That statement fully qualifies as a non sequitur.
>
> well, it does by itself . . . depends on whether or not you take "this" to
> mean "this quote which i have just posted" or "this statement". smartass
:-)
actually, just in case you feel like being hit with back to the future level
thinking, isn't it paradoxical and therefore neither nonsensical or logical?
"this is a non-sequitur" means the statement doesn't make sense, but since
it is saying it doesn't make sense it therefore does. and if it does, then
that means that it doesn't. eek.
JQM
> >
> > Correct. That statement fully qualifies as a non sequitur.
>
> well, it does by itself . . . depends on whether or not you take "this" to
> mean "this quote which i have just posted" or "this statement". smartass
:-)
actually, just in case you feel like being hit with back to the future level
thinking, isn't it paradoxical and therefore neither nonsensical or logical?
"this is a non-sequitur" means the statement doesn't make sense, but since
it is saying it doesn't make sense it therefore does. and if it does, then
that means that it doesn't. eek.
JQM
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> > > this is a non-sequitor.
> >
> > Correct. That statement fully qualifies as a non sequitur.
>
> well, it does by itself . . . depends on whether or not you take "this" to
> mean "this quote which i have just posted" or "this statement". smartass
:-)
actually, just in case you feel like being hit with back to the future level
thinking, isn't it paradoxical and therefore neither nonsensical or logical?
"this is a non-sequitur" means the statement doesn't make sense, but since
it is saying it doesn't make sense it therefore does. and if it does, then
that means that it doesn't. eek.
JQM
> >
> > Correct. That statement fully qualifies as a non sequitur.
>
> well, it does by itself . . . depends on whether or not you take "this" to
> mean "this quote which i have just posted" or "this statement". smartass
:-)
actually, just in case you feel like being hit with back to the future level
thinking, isn't it paradoxical and therefore neither nonsensical or logical?
"this is a non-sequitur" means the statement doesn't make sense, but since
it is saying it doesn't make sense it therefore does. and if it does, then
that means that it doesn't. eek.
JQM
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> > > this is a non-sequitor.
> >
> > Correct. That statement fully qualifies as a non sequitur.
>
> well, it does by itself . . . depends on whether or not you take "this" to
> mean "this quote which i have just posted" or "this statement". smartass
:-)
actually, just in case you feel like being hit with back to the future level
thinking, isn't it paradoxical and therefore neither nonsensical or logical?
"this is a non-sequitur" means the statement doesn't make sense, but since
it is saying it doesn't make sense it therefore does. and if it does, then
that means that it doesn't. eek.
JQM
> >
> > Correct. That statement fully qualifies as a non sequitur.
>
> well, it does by itself . . . depends on whether or not you take "this" to
> mean "this quote which i have just posted" or "this statement". smartass
:-)
actually, just in case you feel like being hit with back to the future level
thinking, isn't it paradoxical and therefore neither nonsensical or logical?
"this is a non-sequitur" means the statement doesn't make sense, but since
it is saying it doesn't make sense it therefore does. and if it does, then
that means that it doesn't. eek.
JQM
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> > > this is a non-sequitor.
> >
> > Correct. That statement fully qualifies as a non sequitur.
>
> well, it does by itself . . . depends on whether or not you take "this" to
> mean "this quote which i have just posted" or "this statement". smartass
:-)
actually, just in case you feel like being hit with back to the future level
thinking, isn't it paradoxical and therefore neither nonsensical or logical?
"this is a non-sequitur" means the statement doesn't make sense, but since
it is saying it doesn't make sense it therefore does. and if it does, then
that means that it doesn't. eek.
JQM
> >
> > Correct. That statement fully qualifies as a non sequitur.
>
> well, it does by itself . . . depends on whether or not you take "this" to
> mean "this quote which i have just posted" or "this statement". smartass
:-)
actually, just in case you feel like being hit with back to the future level
thinking, isn't it paradoxical and therefore neither nonsensical or logical?
"this is a non-sequitur" means the statement doesn't make sense, but since
it is saying it doesn't make sense it therefore does. and if it does, then
that means that it doesn't. eek.
JQM
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Xomicron wrote:
> I am waiting for evolutionists to support their assertion that modern man
> has somehow been able to observe changes that have taken place in living
> beings regardless that modern man is supposedly a result of those
> changes in the first place.
>
> Only an uninformed fanatic says that evolution can be proved
> scientifically. Christians believe in creationism because we believe in
> the veracity of the Bible but we also have scientific evidence to support
> our position.
>
> Evolutionists don't "know" anything about man's origins. They guess,
> suppose, etc. but they don't "know."
>
> Honest scientists have become weary and embarrassed at the confusing,
> convoluted and contradictory claptrap that often passes as science.
So what's your favourite Star Trek episode?
--
Graham Kennedy
Creator and Author,
Daystrom Institute Technical Library
http://www.ditl.org
> I am waiting for evolutionists to support their assertion that modern man
> has somehow been able to observe changes that have taken place in living
> beings regardless that modern man is supposedly a result of those
> changes in the first place.
>
> Only an uninformed fanatic says that evolution can be proved
> scientifically. Christians believe in creationism because we believe in
> the veracity of the Bible but we also have scientific evidence to support
> our position.
>
> Evolutionists don't "know" anything about man's origins. They guess,
> suppose, etc. but they don't "know."
>
> Honest scientists have become weary and embarrassed at the confusing,
> convoluted and contradictory claptrap that often passes as science.
So what's your favourite Star Trek episode?
--
Graham Kennedy
Creator and Author,
Daystrom Institute Technical Library
http://www.ditl.org


