In Geometry Postulates don't have to proven, but theorems do. Theorems can be proven by other theorems, defined terms, and undefined terms. This is exactly like evolutionism and Creationism, isn't it? Evolutionism is a postulate, there is no proof for it. Creationism has tons of proof backing it up, making it a theorem. Why do people agree with something that has no proof instead of something that has 6,000 years behind it to back it up.
2006-10-03
13:41:02
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Daryl yes I did write this question by myself.
2006-10-03
13:51:27 ·
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Novangelis -- first my question isn't "illogic!" I am applying science and math together, therefore, by doing that it isn't considered illogical. Did you know that Hindus, Buddists, Muslims, Roman Catholics, Jewish, Eastern Orthodox, and Christians believe in Creationism? So you have the countries China, India, Israel, Russia, all of Europe, South and Central America, Australia, Far East countries, and Africa against your theory. Creationists are idiots? We have the whole world backing us up. What do you have? NOTHING! A few messed up scientists.
2006-10-03
14:14:25 ·
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