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Subject: No thanks. We can discuss it here.

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Date Posted: 07/ 8/04 12:29am
In reply to: Pastor Jeremy Moorao 's message, "It is not true. Click on the picture to follow the link." on 07/ 7/04 12:03am

Well, I guess it's not too difficult to go around posting a link to another web site on various message boards. On this board, we ask people to prove their points. If you wish to put in a web site you think is helpful to some discussion at some point, that is fine, but not before you have stated your point, whatever it may be.

You say "It is true," but you have made no assertions. You have only asked a question: "Is this your uncle?" So according to what you have said so far, I am to assume that this _is_ my uncle, which would mean it is yours as well. I don't think this represents either the scientific viewpoint or the fundamentalist one on this matter, so perhaps you should explain yourself.

To say that an ape is someone's "uncle" shows either a complete misunderstanding of the evolutionary theory or a purposeful distortion. Either way, it's not too impressive.

Ben

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