Thread: Split from Palin for VP: Creationism in schools

Originally Posted by Seraphim

11? That's past my bedtime...

touche!

Originally Posted by jockeys

in breaking news, people sometimes learn to crawl before they learn to run marathons. film at 11.

As irony would have it, both my sister and I (as babies) learned to walk before we learned to crawl, and I understand it's not completely uncommon.

Originally Posted by Russel Baldridge

As irony would have it, both my sister and I (as babies) learned to walk before we learned to crawl, and I understand it's not completely uncommon.

Somehow, Russel, I'm not all that surprised.....

Why don't we just settle this arguement once and for all and ask John McCain after all he was here when everything was created, thats a better claim then Gore invented the internet.

Al Gore invented the internet
John McCain created the world

Originally Posted by Russel Baldridge

As irony would have it, both my sister and I (as babies) learned to walk before we learned to crawl, and I understand it's not completely uncommon.

Hey!! So did I and so did my wife

And with any luck, your son will follow in your footsteps.

Yeah we've been wondering how fast he'll learn....not out of competetiveness but simple curiousity. Because I learned to walk before I could crawl...in 9 months.....and my wife. In 7 months!!!!(holy freaking cow that's fast) So we've been wondering if he'll beat our records.

Marlow is crawling all over the place and has just started hauling himself up to standing. He can't stay up for long, but with his level of tenacity, it won't be long before he walks. I can see that he wants to. He's unsatisfied with how slowly he moves at a crawl and that he doesn't have his hands free when he gets to what he wants. He hasn't learned to sit up yet. Fun and funny to watch though.

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Originally Posted by Seraphim

So, as a human with the view that accountability is yours alone (I'm speaking about mankind, not "yours" as in you specifically), that then begins a very slippery slope, does it not? Morality is not fixed in that scenario, but relative.

We've had discussions like this before and morality is relative. It doesn't make one immoral that that is so. Neither does it make one immoral who accepts that fact. And the slope is only as slippery as the circumstances.

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Originally Posted by xman

...morality is relative...

Are you absolutely sure?