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• Creation Museum draws big crowds

  Fri Oct 10, 2008
  • BC....If religions really believed in eliminating social injustice, their members (75% of Americans are "christian") would support higher taxes, and socialism would be much more predominant in America...Why would the church want this task, other than converting people to Christianity?  …

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Wed Oct 8, 2008
  • Good Point Robert.  I think that you are going to see a lot of "red" states go blue this year.  I think it's good to see this change, because for the past 8 yrs Republican leadership have operated as if they were the only people in America.  If America is to stand for …

• Creation Museum draws big crowds

  Fri Oct 10, 2008
  • FYI...mythology is a form of science, albeit extremely innacurate and unable to withstand critical review from other scientists.  Here is a paste from sciencethinking.com  Subject creationism to these criteria...then subject evolution to these criteria.  Which holds more …

• Vile Anti-Palin Tee-Shirts in City of Brotherly Love

  Wed Oct 15, 2008
  • I'd like to know also, but I've definitely heard this before.  That, and McCain wanted his wife to attend the "Wet t-shirt" contest at a motorcycle event...I know he didn't mean in the sense that she get "down and dirty" but it amuses me nonetheless.

• Vile Anti-Palin Tee-Shirts in City of Brotherly Love

  Wed Oct 15, 2008
  • In your opinion. It is clear to me that Obama was involved with the people named in various degrees, e.g., Obama being a member of church that loves Farrakhan or calling a man "uncle" who rants "God damn America" and blames the U.S.

• Vile Anti-Palin Tee-Shirts in City of Brotherly Love

  Wed Oct 15, 2008
  • A lot better than the signs, shirts, and comments coming out of the McCain side... "kill him" "socialist faggots" "commie Faggots" "obama is a muslim terrorist" anyhow....they have a right to express themselves....we all have a right to despise/reject the hateful divisive comments.

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Wed Oct 8, 2008
  • I'm not Chuck, but just from my personal experience of OK (which may or may not translate to these other solid red states) OK is highly rural, which trends (R), and also highly religious which trends (R).

• Newsvine Q&A: Chuck Todd on U.S. Politics

  Wed Oct 8, 2008
  • When I heard about this argument the other day, I instantly felt that this would be the death of the McCain camp..  He would essentially be saying (due to his lack luster polls) that, "I know you guys aren't gonna vote me into the white house...but at least make my job in the congress a …

• Creation Museum draws big crowds

  Fri Oct 10, 2008
  • umm...no (but it seems i did), and no (you obviously didn't read my comments if you think they are ignorant, they might be designed to spark a debate, but isn't that the point of this webpage?).

• Creation Museum draws big crowds

  Fri Oct 10, 2008
  • Chicken....nobody bombards you for being intolerant in the media.  The bombard intolerant christians (can't help it if you fit into that category).  The problem with this "museum" is that it promotes a religious doctrine, not historical information.  i.e.