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96% disapproval rating for Biden, and already rated America's worst president (behind even Trump)?

They seem to have thought they lost it under Trump.

Highest unemployment rate in 70 years (from PBS). Wealthy have become 1+ Trillion $$$ richer (same link) Debt went from 1 Trillion to 3 Trillion (same PBS link) China donated heavily to the Biden/Harris ticket that Biden and Harris are obligated to pay back, against America's best interests.

LOL. You only have to ask. I have. There you go :)

I've a master's degree and have taught science and my bachelor's is in Bible. It means briefly: Don't just settle for any one idea, especially when some of these have no bible education at all (barbarian and alate-one). She is talking less broadly in those 'creation' terms. I don't...

In some senses, we creationists agree with evolutionists: God spoke, and the universe was formed of nothing. Scientists believe it was eternal matter. Deists believe it didn't exist. From there, we all agree that something, whether a 'big bang' or a power spoken word: Genesis records...

I've taught science in public schools: "Evolution" and "Creation" are summaries. They are bin words. In and of themselves, you simply cannot say one is science and the other is not. You may be meaning that classroom evolution or classroom-church creation education, aren't doing science...

What isn't? It doesn't matter how many you find believing something. What is true, is what I said: "evolution-did-it" is not, in fact, a good observation of Galapagos finch differences. What is incredibly better is describing finch differences and rightly describing why there are...

He was saying one referred to Jews, the second verse to gentiles. Covenant theologians tend to see gentiles as 'grafted in.' Dispensationalists tend to see separations. It is part and parcel the difference. You both probably knew that, but it is the reason here for the disagreement: one...

Yes, but those two didn't look at the term as critically as one who wants to get beyond 'God-did-it' or "evolution-did-it." Description and observation are needed in science, if the information is for something meaningful, the better the description, the better the help to science.

Some theories are established, like the melting point of iron. We generally don't call it a 'theory' at that point, just state iron melts at 2795° F. What wiped out the dinosaurs is unknown, so theories are 'best guesses.' We have seen subtle changes in animals and humans. My legs are...

In 1 John 3:2, 'We'll be like Him, because we'll see Him as He is.' All government forms then would work theoretically, because it literally wouldn't matter which if we are like Him to that degree, thus 'one with the Father.' Someone might call it 'communism' but such doesn't describe clearly...

Somewhat. There are in-house challenges on data. The $ is where any of those challenges pay off. $ is the driving force of much science. In the U.S.? It is true in my city. We've managed to house EVERY homeless that would give up drugs. We've managed to house in Rescue missions...

Dang it and "Uhhhgg!" (I think)

The problem is that a 'neutral/secular' society that doesn't actually foster values and lets anything run rampant (what is happening) is actually antiChristian. No secular human can admit to that, but a lack of religion (supposedly) is also a 'religious state.' They don't see it that way...

I liked Ford, oddly enough.

All good talking points. At least Lincoln had talking points that were very important. No president since Reagan comes to mind to historically remember anything with one single most exception that doesn't affect presidency, just something to be remembered as a hallmark.

Sometimes you guys just talked past each other (and pontificate absurdly). If you'd have read the link... There is a lot of that happening on TOL lately. It only takes a couple of seconds. Illiteracy hurts!

Agree, but the result was a unification, albeit forced as it may have been. I didn't say I agree with historians about 'greatest' but I do indeed agree with them that it is why he is remembered.

I agree on that point strongly: Reagan joined the nation, despite his faults, Bush senior was able to ride that wave. The rest, I agree, were all the dreams of less than half the country and their partisan agenda widened the rift. We haven't had any president of solidarity for a half...