Historical Anniversary


	Historical Anniversary

AtlLiberal

7-10-2008 12:43 PM

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evolution, creationism, fundamentalism

AtlLiberal says:

Eighty-three years later the knuckle draggers are still arguing for their creation myth. For some, the process of evolution moves much more slowly than for others. Can I hear an Amen?

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7-10-2008 2:59 PM

laceym

Just stopped to say hi. This site took too much of my time, so I had to quit it cold turkey. It looks like I fell off the wagon. hehe I'm glad to see you're still here.

7-10-2008 5:28 PM

AtlLiberal

Yeah. Still trying to introduce rationalism. I've been rather lax myself lately. Been taking pictures (my other passion) so I've been out in the real world more. See ya!!!

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