Richard Bohn's Discussions (38)

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"A cow doesn't become a horse, nor an ape a man. There is no fossil transitions excep…"

Richard Bohn replied Mar 2 to How to argue against a particular delusion.

344 Apr 25
Reply by Ron Humphrey

"Actually I said icr. A anyway there is a huge difference between micro and macro. Mi…"

Richard Bohn replied Mar 2 to How to argue against a particular delusion.

344 Apr 25
Reply by Ron Humphrey

"What a drama queen. Not all Christians have the same concepts of 'evolution'. Some b…"

Richard Bohn replied Mar 2 to How to argue against a particular delusion.

344 Apr 25
Reply by Ron Humphrey

"And people like you will dismiss the obvious with weak rhetorical flourishes 'sponta…"

Richard Bohn replied Feb 28 to How to argue against a particular delusion.

344 Apr 25
Reply by Ron Humphrey

"Touche'"

Richard Bohn replied Feb 28 to How to argue against a particular delusion.

344 Apr 25
Reply by Ron Humphrey

"Chaos theory still allows for a relatively stable planet to exist where humans are p…"

Richard Bohn replied Feb 28 to How to argue against a particular delusion.

344 Apr 25
Reply by Ron Humphrey

"I meant that the Scientific Method' was invented by people, specifically scientists.…"

Richard Bohn replied Feb 28 to How to argue against a particular delusion.

344 Apr 25
Reply by Ron Humphrey

"People invented 'science', but they are in reality just learning and codifying the p…"

Richard Bohn replied Feb 28 to How to argue against a particular delusion.

344 Apr 25
Reply by Ron Humphrey

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