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What, In God's Name? by Michael Barry
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What, In God's Name? by Michael Barry
Author Michael Barry will lead this discussion of his new book What, In God's Name? The book itself is attached to this post in .pdf format for your review.
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Re: What, In God's Name? by Michael Barry
I'm excited to hear his evidence for these claims.Michael Barry wrote:The missing 24th human chromosome produces an organ that is attached to the human appendix tube.
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Re: What, In God's Name? by Michael Barry
Embryo's don't evolve they develop. The author doesn't know what evolution is.From that first fertilized cell ‘evolution’ then takes over and the development of a new baby human being begins to evolve, and continues to evolve through to birth.
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Re: What, In God's Name? by Michael Barry
The author doesn't understand the definition of "theory." This is painful reading.My unprecedented theory of a missing 24th human chromosome also branches off with many more unprecedented theories.
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Re: What, In God's Name? by Michael Barry
Why? Because you're confused?There ‘has’ to be a higher intelligence in the universe?
Indisputable?I’m going with the indisputable fact that there was a ‘first human being’ on Earth known as Adam.
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Re: What, In God's Name? by Michael Barry
Chris, you have got to be kidding?
Oxford English Dictionary. EVOLVE 1 intr . & tr. develop gradually by a natural process.
The author doesn't understand the definition of theory? How dare you?
Indisputable? If you put a male and a female rabbit on a deserted island and return one hundred years later there will be thousands; it's called biology.
You need to go back to school Chris, you've missed an awful lot?
What a pedantic, patronizing set of comments. Grow up.
Oxford English Dictionary. EVOLVE 1 intr . & tr. develop gradually by a natural process.
The author doesn't understand the definition of theory? How dare you?
Indisputable? If you put a male and a female rabbit on a deserted island and return one hundred years later there will be thousands; it's called biology.
You need to go back to school Chris, you've missed an awful lot?
What a pedantic, patronizing set of comments. Grow up.
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Re: What, In God's Name? by Michael Barry
What's the plan, Chris? An idiotic comment after every paragraph? Comment on the book after reading it. If you don't like it, will I care? No. I'm more interested in the comments made by intellectuals, not fools.
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Re: What, In God's Name? by Michael Barry
Chris, you're supposed to be the owner of this site, learn some tact. It's called book talk. You're coming across as a spoilt pubescent schoolboy. Leave the thread and go and watch some cartoons, or read a comic. Painful reading? You're even dumber than I thought.
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Re: What, In God's Name? by Michael Barry
Thanks for your help, Landroid. I'm looking forward to hearing from some grown-ups.
