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John T, I've been following your arguments with interest, but I find that I'm having trouble understanding them. Could you please articulate what you mean by "creationism" and "evolution?" The terms are subjective just like motives. But then you use those terms yourself without ...

Where did you do so? I don't recall you ever doing so. Here is what I mean: Evolution = descent with modification Creationism = ancestral populations poofed into existence by some superbeing (or beings) I thought I made it very clear that Piltdown Man was an example of creationism. That is; archaeo...

I don't add, remove or rearrange letters, You did. מלךקרת is Hercules, known as the Tyrian Herakles, they are about three temples to Melqart, in Spain, Ibiza and Cartagena, he is also found in Phoenician colonies, like Sicily, Malta. it was customary to build a temple to Melqart, as protector of Ty...

Those mythological themes are present in Phoenician mythology and the Bible. Hercules in Phoenician is Melqart [מלךקרת ] - MLKQRT > LKQRT > RKKLS " Her'kleez " - MRKKRS > " Mercurius " Childish pseudolinguistics. Add a letter here, remove a letter there, rearrange the letters, a...

Where did you do so? I don't recall you ever doing so. Here is what I mean:

Evolution = descent with modification
Creationism = ancestral populations poofed into existence by some superbeing (or beings)

You hadn't mentioned the name's cognates across Indo-Europeandom. There is also the problem that "Zeus" is the nominative or subject form, and that other noun-case forms start with Di-. Thus, Dios genitive "of Zeus", Dii dative "to Zeus", Dia accusative "Zeus (obje...

The Book of Genesis has two creation stories, Genesis 1 and Genesis 2 - 3. I'll summarize them and show the patterns that they have. The first one is the six-day one: [*}Day 1: God creates celestial environments: day and night Day 2: God creates far-terrestrial environments: sky and oceans Day 3: Go...

I have been reluctant to comment on Ethan's junky pseudolinguistics, but I must note that Zeus's name is Indo-European, not Semitic Germanic: *Tiwaz > Old English Tiu, Old Norse Tyr Latin: Jup(p)iter < Jovis Pater ("Father Jove") Greek: Zeus Pater ("Father Zeus") Sanskrit: Dyaus ...

Interchange "creationist" and "evolutionist" and one gets what a creationist would say. John T, explain in your own words what you consider creationism and what you consider evolution. So as to cut to the chase, it would be better for you to define your understanding (or lack th...

Interchange "creationist" and "evolutionist" and one gets what a creationist would say. John T, explain in your own words what you consider creationism and what you consider evolution.