I agree with almost nothing substantive that he says but many people find the discussion interesting:
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Bill Hughes, Director of Multi-Science Publishing threatens to sue Gavin Schmidt unless he retracts this statement:
As I mentioned in a comment yesterday, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has just issued an interesting ruling in a case called Abigail Alliance for Better Access to Developmental Drugs v. Eschenbach.
Timothy Sandefur has been writing furiously since his return from Memphis on Friday (a trip that made me quite jealous. Memphis is known for two things, blues and BBQ - if there's a heaven, it must look a lot like Beale Street).
rambling on....
I couldn't take more than 4 minutes.
He's only noticed contradictions lately? If he'd read started with Genesis, he'd find two creation stories, one where man is created before the animals, and in the other man was created after the animals.
If that wasn't enough, the fact that Exodus never happened should have cured his religiousness.
Here's something much more interesting.
Pat Condell, Agressive Atheism.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjO4duhMRZk
Joel, I stopped watching as soon as I heard, "Religion can dish it out, but it can't take it." Religion is not a person, it is an idea that many humans buy into. Treating religion as a single entity is a less than subtle way of painting all religious people with the same brush. It's raw stereotyping, and you shouldn't put up with it for any group of people, even a group you don't approve of.