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Author: TruthfinderTruthfinder Date: Apr 24, 2008 06:23
Here is a post that I found in a movie review group. I like it although I
am sure many in the atheist groups will not. You do not want to know what
your "enemies" are saying? It seems many atheists think creationists are
worse enemies than Muslim terrorists! Here is the post - I anxiously wait
for your rants >
George Orwell wrote:
> This film provides good points about the ID movement. The films premise
> is that science is basically a religion unto itself and the film
> confirms that with analogies such as the Nazis & Berlin wall. Both sides
> of the argument are given. What this film strong asserts is that science
> has basically hijacked the ID concept by saying that the ID movement is
> ploy by creationist and its other variants into the discussion.
> Basically, science doesn't know where to classify ID. The
> exemplification of the ID movement in support of was okay - something
> stronger would been words to the effect that if you blew up a bookstore
> - the Oxford dictionary would've been created and also "the machines"
> analogy could've been better but the film makes its point.
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Author: DanielSanDanielSan Date: Apr 24, 2008 06:28
> Here is a post that I found in a movie review group. I like it although I
> am sure many in the atheist groups will not. You do not want to know what
> your "enemies" are saying?
..."enemies"?
> It seems many atheists think creationists are
> worse enemies than Muslim terrorists!
I'm sorry, but....what?
> Here is the post - I anxiously wait
> for your rants >
>
> George Orwell wrote:
>> This film provides good points about the ID movement. The films premise
...is wrong. It is based upon out-of-context quotes and just flat-out
wrong claims.
If you feel I'm wrong, please provide portions of the movie that you
feel cannot be debunked.
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Author: robroyrobroy Date: Apr 24, 2008 06:46
> George Orwell wrote:
George Orwell (born Eric Blair) was one of the most logical, rational and
careful of all users of the English language.
He wrote eloquently and often about the importance of precision and
correctness in the use of English. Possibly his most important contribution
(out of many many MANY important contributions) is the essay "Politics and
the English Language" which can be read here:
http://www.george-orwell.org/Politics_and_the_English_Language/0.html
The idea that he could be in any way connected with or responsible for the
misspelt, ungrammatical, illiterate and illogical ramblings of the idiot who
wrote the rubbish in the post that started this thread is simply depressing.
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Author: SashaSasha Date: Apr 24, 2008 07:32
> It seems many atheists think creationists are
> worse enemies than Muslim terrorists!
Well, creationists do more damage to the well-being of your country.
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Author: HatterHatter Date: Apr 24, 2008 07:52
On Apr 24, 9:46 am, "robroy" citynet.com.au> wrote:>> George Orwell wrote:
>
> George Orwell (born Eric Blair) was one of the most logical, rational and
> careful of all users of the English language.
>
> He wrote eloquently and often about the importance of precision and
> correctness in the use of English. Possibly his most important contribution
> (out of many many MANY important contributions) is the essay "Politics and
> the English Language" which can be read here:http://www.george-orwell.org/Politics_and_the_English_Language/0.html
>
> The idea that he could be in any way connected with or responsible for the
> misspelt, ungrammatical, illiterate and illogical ramblings of the idiot who
> wrote the rubbish in the post that started this thread is simply...
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Author: Don MartinDon Martin Date: Apr 24, 2008 08:22
On Apr 24, 9:46 am, "robroy" citynet.com.au> wrote:>> George Orwell wrote:
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> George Orwell (born Eric Blair) was one of the most logical, rational and
> careful of all users of the English language.
>
> He wrote eloquently and often about the importance of precision and
> correctness in the use of English. Possibly his most important contribution
> (out of many many MANY important contributions) is the essay "Politics and
> the English Language" which can be read here:http://www.george-orwell.org/Politics_and_the_English_Language/0.html
>
> The idea that he could be in any way connected with or responsible for the
> misspelt, ungrammatical, illiterate and illogical ramblings of the idiot who
> wrote the rubbish in the post that started this thread is simply...
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Author: Pastor DavePastor Dave Date: Apr 24, 2008 08:23
>Here is a post that I found in a movie review group. I like it although I
>am sure many in the atheist groups will not. You do not want to know what
>your "enemies" are saying? It seems many atheists think creationists are
>worse enemies than Muslim terrorists! Here is the post - I anxiously wait
>for your rants >
What movie?
>
>George Orwell wrote:
>> This film provides good points about the ID movement. The films premise
>> is that science is basically a religion unto itself and the film
>> confirms...
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Author: Brian WestleyBrian Westley Date: Apr 24, 2008 08:33
Looks like the producers fell for one of the classic entertainment
blunders
-- the most famous of which is "Never get involved in a legal
fight with Disney lawyers," but only slightly less well known is this:
"Never depend on 'fair use' when a Beatle copyright is on the line!"
---
Merlyn LeRoy
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Author: RalphRalph Date: Apr 24, 2008 09:08
> On Apr 24, 9:46 am, "robroy" citynet.com.au> wrote:>>> George Orwell wrote:
>>
>> George Orwell (born Eric Blair) was one of the most logical, rational and
>> careful of all users of the English language.
>>
>> He wrote eloquently and often about the importance of precision and
>> correctness in the use of English. Possibly his most important
>> contribution
>> (out of many many MANY important contributions) is the essay "Politics
>> and
>> the English Language" which can be read
>> here:http://www.george-orwell.org/Politics_and_the_English_Language/0.html
>>
>> The idea that he could be in any way connected with or responsible for
>> the
>> misspelt, ungrammatical, illiterate and illogical ramblings of the idiot
>> who ...
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