"I believe the equation is: initial population, multiplied by rate of increase per generation raised to the power of the total number of generations, equals current population. I don't know how to write exponentials on this…"
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Has the Already Gone survey, or anything similar, been replicated in other countries ?
AiG have been pushing the results of their Already Gone survey, which found that American young adults leave the church most frequently as a result of scientific attacks on the accuracy of the…Continue
Started Nov 17, 2010
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Colin Newton replied to jeb smith's discussion 'Korah rebelion numbers 16'"If the children were left untouched, they would be orphans. Someone would doubtless argue that this too was a punishment for something they hadn't done."
Colin Newton replied to jeb smith's discussion 'Korah rebelion numbers 16'"I don't think we can necessarily equate Sheol - which I think is simply the place of the dead - with the hell prepared for the devil and his fallen angels. So to infer that the children were damned is probably going beyond the text - they…"
Colin Newton replied to Matthew Parker's discussion 'Differences in mountain erosion'"You seem to have asked something that's a bit too specific and specialised for this forum. Maybe we can figure a possible answer out from general principles though. To try to start the ball rolling: firstly I think we would agree…"
Colin Newton replied to Ralph Thurlow's discussion 'Proposal:Scientific measurements should have 'Uncertainty bars';'"I can see your point but I don't think your proposal is workable. It comes pretty close to saying that since we can't prove that decay rates have been constant - and also there are other assumptions about the past involved - the…"
Colin Newton replied to Daniel Dubak's discussion 'Right to Work Laws'"Daniel, we tend to assume that the ways we are used to are how things must be, but in fact there are several possible economic models. Ours is probably driven by greed rather more than by evolutionary ideas. In England where I live, in…"
Colin Newton replied to Rob Frank's discussion 'Dragons?'"I have a representation of St George slaying a dragon, which I bought some years ago in Cyprus. The dragon definitely looks like a four-footed reptile, though it has wings which are probably fanciful. It has three front claws and…"
Colin Newton replied to Justin Mooney's discussion 'Are facts neutral?'"Possibly the difficulty here is putting ourselves in the position of someone who does not yet know God.
Suppose I am not a believer, and I observe something in creation. Because I know from experience what the hallmarks of design are, I think,…"
Colin Newton replied to Lars Poulsen's discussion 'What's up?' in the group Creation Group Europe"Lars, your English is clearly understandable. You have made a few errors on things that many English people also get wrong. The one thing which marks you out as not being native English is that you have used verb forms ending in…"
Colin Newton replied to David Thomas Posey's discussion 'The Language Tree?'"I think it's generally supposed that the dispersion bore some relation to the groups listed in the Table of Nations in Genesis. We don't know for sure. I tend to come up with ideas and see where they lead, I expect that some of…"
Colin Newton replied to David Thomas Posey's discussion 'The Language Tree?'"So many languages supposedly descend from proto-Indo-European that, if it ever existed, it must have been spoken by nearly all the Japhethites. To my mind that doesn't fit with the Babel story, which is generally understood as implying…"
Colin Newton replied to Jim Brenneman's discussion 'All God created was very good, including E Coli and Cholera'"Regarding your last sentence, we don't maintain that all things continue the same since the beginning of creation. That's the error which 2 Peter 3 attributes to the scoffers who deny the flood and the last judgment."
Colin Newton replied to Justin Mooney's discussion 'Are facts neutral?'"I've never been happy with the line that facts don't speak for themselves. I think it was a decent argument in the days when people like John Whitcomb, Henry Morris and Duane Gish were starting out, because they had no creationist…"
Colin Newton commented on Lars Poulsen's group 'Creation Group Europe'"Regarding the intro piece, Creation Ministries International are trying to expand their presence in Europe from their UK operation. They had a speaker in Malta a few weeks ago, and will be in Holland on some dates in February and March 2012."
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- At 5:25am on October 31, 2011,
Lars Poulsen said… Dear fellow Creationist,
I found you as a member here at creationconversations.com, where I'm also a member.
Here at creationconversations.com, I have created a group called 'Creation Group Europe', hoping that this could be a virtual meetingplace for European Creationists. Here we can discuss matters that relate to Europe, Creationism, Apologetics etc.
If you also have these matters on your heart, you are more than welcome to join the group :-)
Kind Regards in Christ
Lars Poulsen
(Denmark)
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