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The whole Hell doctrine of an infinity of suffering... Even Adolf Hitler... One million years? One billion years of scorching heat? Wouldn't any reasonable person think the punishment was just ridiculous at this point? It goes beyond sadistic. Even a sadist would have plenty of time to get...

BQ: What does that teach us about the tribes that used to live there? Hint: I don't know the answer either. Just have fun with it. If you actually know things about North American Natives and their legends involving the above-mentioned animal, even more incredibly fantastic!

...certain cultural environments? i.e. that one model may work well in America, but bad in Africa. If you consider real world data, it sounds like a no-brainer.

...certain cultural environments? i.e. that one model may work well in America, but bad in Africa. If you consider real world data, it sounds like a no-brainer.

...certain cultural environments? i.e. that one model may work well in America, but bad in Africa. If you consider real world data, it sounds like a no-brainer.

...certain cultural environments? i.e. that one model may work well in America, but bad in Africa. If you consider real world data, it sounds like a no-brainer.

demonstrates anything? Irnotatroll: Well, yes, they are. I never took chemistry beyond high school. But what does demonstrating my knowledge of chemisty is limited have to do with anything?

And any advice on talking a very resistant relative into at least accepting to have one consultation or two with a psychiatrist? Very concerned.

Why would you do a thing like that?

as we know it from God himself? Can we even have a discussion with such people?

conclusion inevitable? Given that 1) Matthew 5:28: "But I say to you that everyone who looks at a woman with lustful intent has already committed adultery with her in his heart." 2) Jesus is the incarnation of God, and thus shares in His perfection. and if 3) One assumes any sexuality...

I mean, if I can take a "History of the Economy of Canada" course, why the heck doesn't that exist?

When the U.S. announces $60 billion in weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, how much of that represents an income for the government (i.e. price - costs)? And is there not a danger, given U.S. deficits and debts, that the government may be tempted to arm the world, simply to help solve its cash flow...

...conclusions hurt your feelings?"? I think that way, scientists could spend a lot less time debating issues that have absolutely nothing to do with their work. You know, like a disclaimer on those salt packets that says "Don't pour in eye". So that way, when Creationists object things like...

they can burn them? Tough choice. On the one hand, selling flags so people can burn them sure sounds unpatriotic. On the other hand, foregoing an opportunity to make a buck is just unamerican. Capitalism, baby! There is a market!

most intimate beliefs? If you think about it, people have the right to believe anything they want. No idea of democracy makes sense without that premise. As Noam Chomsky said on a closely related subject: "Either we believe in freedom of speech for everyone, or we don't believe in it at all"...

Once you're past a certain age, you can just babble on and on and on and most people will be too polite to stop you. So there is a plus of being that age. Do you intend to use that benefit, when you reach that age, that you can talk about anything you want and most people will have to just sit...

How can you be so sure it's not happening to you?

What's God's course passing grade? Can you still get in if you get 50%?

In a way, I am responding to an earlier comment about how "hard" scientists were more likely to be atheists. As a student of economics, I have to protest: You can't stare at a graph explaining the relationship between monetary mass, interest rates and inflation for very long without losing sight...