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Rich Wendling
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Interview with Dr. Lynn Margulis, Carl Sagan's wife
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An interesting article in the current Discover magazine: …Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Floyd Apr 30, 2011.
Teachers Back Away From Evolution In Class
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The following article appeared on the website for International Business Times: …Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by David Thomas Posey Jan 31, 2011.
What is AiG?
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Ken Ham posted the following on Facebook this morning:…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brian Guiley Jan 11, 2011.
Dolphins: 'non-human persons'?!!
From the London Times: Scientists say dolphins should be treated as 'non-human persons' "The researchers…Continue
Started Jan 8, 2011
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Adam J. Benton replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Earliest Humans Found in Israel?'
I had hoped to avoid this issue here as such a broad discussion wouldn't be particularly relevant to the specific issues raised in the paper. That does not mean I am unwilling to discuss it all, I merely ask that if you wish to do so drop me a…
Francis M Russell replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Earliest Humans Found in Israel?'
Adam said "Although for the record, I do believe in evolution".
Why?
Adam J. Benton replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Earliest Humans Found in Israel?'
Preface any such statements with "allegedly" if you wish, that post was merely an attempt to provide the scientific context in which that paper was written, not argue for it one way or the other.
David Thomas Posey replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Earliest Humans Found in Israel?'
So, you believe "we emerged gradually out of H. erectus"? If so, I'm wondering which interpretation of Genesis 2:7-8 and 2:21-13 you ascribe to?
Adam J. Benton replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Earliest Humans Found in Israel?'
I hope you don't mind the interruption but I also have access to the paper so with any luck can provide some insight into the matter.
The teeth were dated by speleothems found in situ in an adjacent layer - in other words, as far as we…
Francis M Russell replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Earliest Humans Found in Israel?'
Thanks Jon for the explanation and link to your article which I must say was well presented and detailed.
You said that you read the original report by Messrs Hershkovitz et al and that in it the age of the teeth was determined indirectly by dating…
Adam J. Benton replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Earliest Humans Found in Israel?'
Whilst there is some definite bias in this research - the author heavily pushes the "first human" angle, although not enough to render the paper void - Rich's post isn't particularly good at discussing this because it it…
Jon Baker replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Earliest Humans Found in Israel?'
Francis,
The term speleothem refers to any formation within a cave that resulted from precipitation of minerals out of water passing through the cave. I was using it more specifically to refer to stalagmites—the conical figures that…
Francis M Russell replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Earliest Humans Found in Israel?'
Jon, a few questions if you don't mind. What are speleothems? Are they part and parcel of the teeth? What assumptions, if any, are taken into account when dating by the U-series. What's involved in this dating technique? I must say I…
Jon Baker replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Earliest Humans Found in Israel?'
Hey Rich,
Thanks for posting the link to this story. I found the report quite fascinating (mostly because I analyze cave samples). I was interested in your questions, so I downloaded the original article (Hershkovitz et al., 2001, Am. Jour.…
Charles Martin Jr replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Earliest Humans Found in Israel?'
I regret that it has taken me so long to stumble across this discussion, as it does bring up an interesting idea, doesn't it? Over and over again, the "accepted" theories, the "accepted" ideas are thrown…
Rich Wendling replied to Jonathan D Lee's discussion 'Quote mining, true or false?'
If you can't refute the argument, attack the source.
Rich Wendling replied to Jonathan D Lee's discussion 'Quote mining, true or false?'
I'm sure that, at times, all sides of the origins debate either misquote or quote out of context. One thing I've noticed is that creationists, as a whole, are far more meticulous in making sure quotes are accurate and correctly…
Rich Wendling replied to jeb smith's discussion 'john 7.53-8.11 and luke 23.34 part of orginal gospals?'
It appears these verses are present in the Textus Receptus, but not in most other texts. There is vigorous debate between those who believe the Textus Receptus is the true Word of God, and those who don't. If one is a KJV-Only…
Floyd replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Interview with Dr. Lynn Margulis, Carl Sagan's wife'
Where Lynn Margulis is right is that mutation/natural selection does not create. Although it's not clear whether she realises that mutation destroys information and is responsible for genetic entropy i.e. it's working against evolution…
Don Smith replied to Rich Wendling's discussion 'Interview with Dr. Lynn Margulis, Carl Sagan's wife'
It's interesting that she makes the classic statement that all scientist believe evolution happened (Page 68). I think she is talking about the history that Darwin and his followers believe and not just general change. This statement is…
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