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Policy Networks and Governance Networks: Towards Greater Conceptual Clarity
Version of Record online: 11 AUG 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1478-9302.2011.00239.x
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Blanco, I., Lowndes, V. and Pratchett, L. (2011), Policy Networks and Governance Networks: Towards Greater Conceptual Clarity. Political Studies Review, 9: 297–308. doi: 10.1111/j.1478-9302.2011.00239.x
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ROBINSON TWP., Pa. – Walsh University won both ends of an American Mideast Conference baseball doubleheader at Point Park University Friday afternoon.
Walsh (13-19, 6-8 AMC) won the first game, 11-1, in six innings and took the second game, 8-5, over Point Park (7-20, 1-13 AMC). The two teams conclude their four-game, AMC series with a doubleheader at Point Park Saturday. First pitch at Frank J. Marko Field at Burkett Recreation Complex is set for 1 p.m.
The Cavaliers opened game one by scoring six runs after two outs in the top of the first. Walsh led, 8-0, after two innings, and Tim Stinson's three-run homer in the top of the sixth gave the Cavaliers an 11-1 lead.
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Walsh got a complete-game effort from its pitchers in both games. Rob Rose (2-4) got the win in the opener after limiting Point Park to three hits in five innings. Rose struck out two, walked three and never faced more than four batters in an inning.
Point Park's game-one starter, Seth Martin (Verona/Penn Hills), set down the first two batters of the game before Walsh opened things up with two outs. Two singles through the infield and a walk loaded the bases before the Cavaliers produced four run-producing hits in a row.
In the second, a hit batter, a triple and a sacrifice fly gave Walsh an 8-0 lead, but after that, Martin found a grove. The sacrifice fly by Dave Krusinksi started a streak of 11 straight batters retired by Martin. In the sixth, two singles set the table for Stinson's three run homer with one out.
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Trailing, 4-3, Walsh put together five hits, including a two-run double by Krusinksi, to stake a 6-4 lead in the fourth. An inning, Walter led off with one of his three doubles to chase Point Park starter Ryan Loutsenhizer (North Huntingdon/Norwin). Courtesy runner Justin Miller scored on Mark Kelly's single.
Winning pitcher Jeff Kotlar pitched all seven innings for Walsh in game two. Kotlar (2-2) struck out two, walked two and seven of the nine hits he gave up were singles.
Loutsenhizer (1-3) took the loss in four innings of work. The freshman right-hander struck out two, walked two and yielded 12 hits. Junior Joe Downar (Columbus, Ohio/Bishop Heartley) took over in the fifth and pitched the last three innings. Downar, a righty, gave up three hits and one run with no strikeouts and no walks.
The Pioneers tallied nine hits in game two compared to 15 hits for the Cavaliers. Haburjak and Pfeuffer had two hits each for Point Park.
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Last year, I wrote an article entitled, On Officiating A Same-Sex Marriage Ceremony, that I'd like to re-print here, especially given my previous post:
Before the passage of Proposition 8 in California that removed the State Constitutional right for same-sex couples to marry, I was asked to officiate at a woman's marriage to her partner of 10 years. Her mother and stepfather were there, as was her Great Aunt. Her partner didn't have any family there, which might have been due to their geographical distance from California.
There were about 15 people in attendance, and the ceremony took place in the backyard by the gazebo of a rest home in which her Great Aunt, about 90 years old, lives. The couple exchanged rings and, as part of their vows, together read their "ketubah," a Jewish document that in this case spelled out their love and commitment to each other, as well as their commitment to peace and love in their home for themselves and for anyone who would visit them.
It was a beautiful ceremony, and lasted about 15 minutes. I was honored that I was asked to do the ceremony.
Both the mother and stepfather of one of the women were so happy for the couple and for their being able to witness the marriage between these two devoted people! It was so beautiful to see the radiance on their faces, as well as the radiance and profound happiness on the faces of the two women whose marriage all of us were privileged to witness.
This marriage, along with all other same-sex marriages, highlights the downright foolishness and evil that would allow a Britney Spears' 55-hour marriage to have more dignity, more credibility, and legal protections than the marriage of this same-sex couple and all same-sex couples.
"Breaking the silence that has enshrouded her since her Jan. 3 [2004] Las Vegas wedding and ensuing 55-hour marriage, Britney Spears told MTV's 'Total Request Live' in a telephone interview Wednesday 'I do believe in the sanctity of marriage, I totally do.' "But, she confessed, 'I was in Vegas, and it took over me, and, you know, things got out of hand." ["Bride Britney: Vegas 'Took Over Me'," People Magazine, January 15, 2004.]
Spears, also 22, and Alexander wouldn't be the first couple to have an instant marriage followed by an instant divorce.
"Dennis Hopper and the Mamas and Papas' Michelle Phillips were married for eight days in 1970. Zsa Zsa Gabor was apparently married to Felipe de Alba -- her eighth husband -- for one day in 1982. […] "Other short-lived marriages include Janet Jackson and James Debarge (three months), Tom Green and Drew Barrymore (five months) and Jennifer Lopez and Cris Judd (15 months)." ["What was Britney thinking?" CNN.com, January 6, 2004.]
And, of course, there are many other short-term marriages among heterosexual couples of which nothing is heard from the arrogant "arbiters of morality" and those who foolishly or cynically claim to be defending "traditional marriage" when they bend every effort to rescind and/or prevent the legalization of same-sex marriage.
When it's alleged by assorted ignorant and/or hateful homophobes that same-sex marriage is a threat to the institution of marriage, one doesn't know whether to laugh or cry! How can same-sex marriage be a threat to the institution of marriage, when such a marriage as that of Britney Spears', the other ridiculously short-term heterosexual marriages, and the roughly fifty percent divorce rate in the U.S., and the higher divorce rate in California are not even seriously emphasized as such a threat by all too many homophobes?
If those who oppose same-sex marriage were really concerned about the threats to heterosexual marriage, they would be spending their money and energy, taking out all sorts of advertisements, calling attention to these alarming phenomena. But, actually, their rhetoric concerning the so-called "threat" to the institution of marriage is a mere smoke screen to try to sanitize and "religiously justify" their basic hostility to both same-sex marriage and to Gay people as well.
The "religious" homophobes take pains to say that they "love" Gay people, and one at a "Yes on 8" rally even had the temerity to tell me that his best friend was a lesbian who had helped him when his home was destroyed by a fire not too long ago; who often went fishing with him and had him over to her home on many occasions.
Yet, he was vociferously and publicly fighting against California's Proposition 8 that sought to strip away the right to marriage of same-sex couples, and he apparently saw no contradiction between his profession of "friendship" toward this woman on the one hand, and his mean-spirited and hateful stance toward what same-sex relationships she might have now or in the future on the other; feeling free to carry signs and spewing rhetoric designed to prevent her and all committed same-sex couples from living fulfilling lives under the protection of law as accrues to him and his spouse and to all heterosexual married couples.
What can possibly threaten the institution of marriage when a loving same-sex couple such as the one at whose marriage I was privileged to officiate is married? Are heterosexuals going to divorce their spouses so that they can now marry a person of the same sex? Is a child better off being raised by a single parent than by two loving parents of the same sex? How is any same-sex marriage going to in any way adversely affect someone's heterosexual marriage? Clearly, the answers to these questions are patently obvious, save to those who lack sufficient intelligence and/or decency!
During the ceremony in which I officiated, both women had a combination of smiles on their faces and tears in their eyes. Indeed, during a part when I spoke at the ceremony even I choked up.
This marriage probably meant as much to me as it did to the other witnesses to this happy event! In my small way, I was able to help make two wonderful people happy; publicly affirm their dignity; publicly affirm that their love and marriage were every bit as valid as the love and marriage of any loving heterosexual couple; take part in, now hopefully, legalizing their union as spouses for life that would be validated by the force of law. Moreover, it also helped potentiate my fervent desire that all same-sex couples who wish to make a lifetime commitment to each other be allowed to marry, as part of same-sex couples and Gay people one day obtaining all of the civil and sacramental rights that are currently enjoyed by heterosexual people and couples.
It is so important for same-sex marriage to be instituted in every state of the union, and recognized by both civil and religious authorities as being legal and binding; its spouses deserving of all of the rights, responsibilities, and credibility of heterosexual marriage!
If there had been music at their reception, we all would have danced! As it was, we were all so happy for them, and for the fact that we could participate in helping make their marriage both legitimate (which I have no doubt existed in the eyes of God 10 years before this ceremony when they committed themselves to each other) and legal.
If any decent person had been fortunate to witness and participate in this happy and dignified occasion, and seen the looks of happiness on the faces of both women, and seen the joy and reverence with which the couple and participants saw this marriage, he or she would want same-sex marriages to be legal in every state of the union, and properly respected and revered within secular and religious society that have for far too long horribly abused LGBT people as well as the love that same-sex couples have enjoyed for millennia.


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For farmers and ranchers, it is clear that a disconnect exists between the American public and the food they serve on their dinner tables. For too long, farmers and ranchers of all types and sizes – conventional, organic, large and small – were, for various reasons, not part of the discussions taking place in Americans' homes about where their food comes from. We want to do better. We want to continue listening to consumers and engage in open, honest conversations about food.
Farmers and ranchers get up every day and work long hours to produce food. The majority of us have been farming and ranching for generations and plan to pass on farms and operations to our children and grandchildren because we love what we do and feel an incredible sense of pride in feeding people across the country. We want to answer questions and share more information about the improvements we're making when it comes to how we grow and raise your food.
However, for many consumers, it can seem daunting and downright suspicious when many people or groups organize around a particular effort or industry. Some consumers wonder what the real motivation is and what the group is trying to accomplish. Consumers and other advocates have expressed their concerns about today's agriculture and its direction and question who U.S. Farmers & Ranchers Alliance (USFRA) is and why they came together.
The Food Dialogues Town Hall was the start of the conversation – a kick-off to a long-term commitment to helping Americans understand how their food is grown and raised and to work together to find solutions. But, there are some consumers who are not familiar with who we are and what we hope to achieve. We'll take a step back and explain more about who we are, our values as farmers and ranchers, and what we stand for.
At the core, we are your neighbors. We are America's farmers and ranchers. We work hard to provide food that is sustainable and are trying to make improvements every day in the tools and resources we use to grow food. We value farming and ranching methods that provide people - at all income levels and across the world - with healthy choices. We want to maintain food safety and food quality and pay our workers a fair wage. We believe in supporting the economies and social fabric of our local communities. We constantly look to peer reviewed, validated science to help us make decisions in how we grow and raise food.
We keep our animals healthy and treat them with care. We are striving to reduce our environmental impact wherever possible by using less water for irrigation and minimizing inputs. After all, our families live on the very land in which we're growing and raising food – if we treat the land properly, we'll ensure that our families will remain safe and healthy, too.
Some critics have accused us of acting only on behalf of big agribusiness groups like Monsanto. It's true that Monsanto is one of our industry partners, as well as CropLife America, Dupont, John Deere, BASF, Farm Credit, The Fertilizer Institute, Agricultural Retailers Association, Agri-Pulse, Agri-Marketing and Beck Ag. But, USFRA was founded by – and will continue to be led by – farmers and ranchers who share the same values as the consumers who eat the food we produce.
We've set a "big table" and want to invite everyone to join us and talk about our biggest challenges and to find solutions - even if they don't always agree with us. Take a look at what we stand for – ask questions, and more importantly, give us a chance to share our stories and answer your questions.


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"I would like to thank the IRFU for their understanding and wish everyone involved in Irish rugby the best of luck for the future."
Ireland team manager Michael Kearney commented: "The Ireland squad and management team would like to thank John for his contribution to the team's success over the past season.
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I just hope the Playstation online community doesn't become the LIVE community.
But either way...I'm happy to say that I am not a part of COD being #1. Today, I have 5 games....none of which are COD. And the only reason COD is good to many ppl is b/c it's a quick pick up and play game. No real depth so no real time investment required.
If ppl knew the difference....they would get BF4 instead.
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Is it so hard to accept that activision could literally wrap a turd in COD themed packaging and millions of people would line up to buy it just because it's COD?
You would have to be literally blind not to see that COD pretty much went downhill after MW2. They put almost no effort into the game, because they know people will just eat it up, so they just do the bare minimum. And it wouldn't be as much of an issue if it was just COD, but because it sells so much/has so much influence, it can influence other developers in negative ways.
So if you actually "like" COD it is in your interest to have Ghosts and future COD games not do well so that Activision will get the message. Money talks, and too many people are willing to throw it at activision, which overrules the few principled people who refuse to buy into activision's bs.
I can only hope that this new generation brings more competition so that COD can be usurped from its dominant position.
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You're refering to it in general. COD4 MW was a great $#@!ing game. We're not talking about COD in general though, we're talking about the latest few COD games that have been breaking sales record, even though they're essentially gold-wrapped turds.
I study psychology though, and you clearly don't. So let's just leave it at that.
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Such a huge difference between COD and BF4 I though Battlefield had gained some momentum by now.
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I bought into the hype but sold my ps4 copy, the spawns make the game unenjoyable.
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The problem isn't so much COD continuing to be over-ra....popular, it's that other developers keep making their games more and more similar to COD, in hopes to capture some of those sales. Take KZ, they continue to make that series more and more like COD with every installment. If I wanted to play COD, I would play COD, not KZ:COD.
It's the same reason people hate on WOW. Many MMOs have come out as a re-skinned WOW, only to fail time and time again, and yet, these developers continue to try to give everyone something they already have and are satisified with instead of something new/different.
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Over 2000 people picked up Angry Birds... Wow.
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Well, I thought the COD sales dominance would've gotten smaller by now. I knew it would be among the top selling games but I didn't think it still would sell almost twice as many as the second game on the list. I guess it has a really big, faithful fan base.
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I keep trying to like Ghost multiplayer but it has too many bad things going for it, occasional $#@!ty chopped up gameplay/framerates, terrible maps that all seem like throwaways, bad guns selection, hit markers all over the place with no damage done, horrendous spawn points and on and on
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I find it offensive and ridiculous that an outdated POS like CoD still sells the way it does. How anyone can play the garbage that is CoD nowadays, is beyond me. MW2 and BLOPS RIP.
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Call of duty pulled 700,000 sales in 2 days, yet I'm hearing less that 30,000 are on everyday. Doesn't make sense.
11-22-2013 #66PCs are very much like Air Conditioners.
They both become utterly useless once you start to open up Windows....
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Hot. Sexy. Smoldering. That's how Robert Pattinson's new Dior Homme fragrance ads can best be described, and they're finally available to the public.
The much-talked about Dior advertising campaign took forever to be released, with only preview snippets given here and there for weeks. But the wait was definitely well worth it because the ad is everything it promised to be, and more!
Coming in at one minute and 46 seconds, the uncensored ad plays out like a mini movie featuring Pattinson and model Camille Rowe as they play out a series of romantically sexy scenes. With a Led Zeppelin tune playing in the background, Pattinson starts the ad by smoking a cigarette while in a bathtub, sharing puffs with Rowe, who sexily lounges on the toilet.
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Rumors that Pattinson was going to take part in a Dior Homme campaign first made headlines right after his ex-girlfriend, Kristen Stewart, was caught having an affair.
"Pattinson will star in a series of ad campaigns for the French fashion house's line of men's fragrances," E! News reported at the time. A source for E! added that "Rob likes the brand," and was paid close to $12 million for a three-year contract.
Stewart made headlines of her own when she was famously photographed groping and kissing her Snow White and the Huntsman director Rupert Sanders. She and Pattinson broke up for a while, but got back together soon after, in hopes of putting the affair behind them.
The duo walked the red carpet together as a couple at the Breaking Dawn: Part 2 premiere, showing no signs of love trouble. However, the relationship was not to survive much longer and Pattinson and Stewart finally split last May, following many rumors that they were having problems.
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Filming of the French version of the television show Survivor has been cancelled after a contestant died of a heart attack on a Cambodian island on the first day.
French broadcaster TF1 said it had axed the series of the reality show after 25-year-old Gerald Babin fell ill on Friday during filming on Koh Rong, off Cambodia's southwestern coast.
Cambodian Tourism Minister Thong Khon said the television crew had planned to spend five months in the kingdom.
"The contestants have already gone home," he said. "The family members have arrived in Cambodia to collect the body."
According to Adventure Line Productions, which was filming the show for TF1, Babin complained of cramps during one of the challenges set for contestants and received emergency medical care from the show's doctor.
It did not say what he was doing at the time.
Babin was airlifted to hospital but later died, according to Cambodian police, who said there were no suspicious circumstances. "There will be no further investigation because he died from a heart attack," local deputy police chief Kol Phally said.
According to TF1 Babin had a medical examination during the show's selection process.
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There's a reason "Tarzan and the Lost City" was released with little or no fanfare -- and no press screenings. This silly adventure with Casper Van Dien ("Starship Troopers") as the latest Lord of the Apes comes across more like a sequel to "George of the Jungle," but without the laughs. Box office action will soon be as scarce as a map to the Lost City.
There's a reason "Tarzan and the Lost City" was released with little or no fanfare — and no press screenings. This silly adventure with Casper Van Dien ("Starship Troopers") as the latest Lord of the Apes comes across more like a sequel to "George of the Jungle," but without the laughs. Box office action will soon be as scarce as a map to the Lost City.
One of the film's producers, Stanley Canter, was actually involved in the 1984 "Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes." Why anyone thought there was an audience for a sequel 14 years later remains a mystery. Nonetheless, a written prologue sketches in the details of Tarzan's background. The story picks up in England in 1913, on the eve of his marriage to Jane (Jane March). Instead of wedding Jane, he rushes back to the jungle because the evil explorer Nigel Ravens (Steve Waddington) is killing and burning his way to the lost city of Opar, supposedly the cradle of civilization. Jane is soon in pursuit, and the rest of this brief film has them chasing each other through the jungle. Tarzan discovers Jane is a modern woman who can shoot a gun (but is still frightened by snakes), and the lackluster story is tarted up with some special effects for the finale. The script, credited to Bayard Johnson and J. Anderson Black, is filled with laughably bad dialogue. ("Don't be sentimental! This is science," barks Ravens when he learns that he has desecrated the corpse of Tarzan's friend.) The performances can't rescue the material, and don't even try. Waddington is consistent as the snarly villain with a veneer of charm, while March has to jump back and forth between Jane's feistiness and fear. As for Van Dien, he has the physique for the role, but without anything to play against (like the campiness of "Starship Troopers") his standout moments consist of talking to animals and swinging on vines. The chief — indeed, only — virtue of the film is its spectacular South African locations. The moments when we get a long shot of the view, and can forget the inane story, are when the film works best. Tech credits are adequate, but transitions between scenes get a bit cutesy, with repeated use of something blocking the camera to close one scene only to move and reveal the next scene. If they felt "Tarzan" needed that much jazzing up, perhaps they shouldn't have bothered.Tarzan and the Lost City
A Warner Bros. presentation. A Dieter Geissler/Alta Vista production in association with Village Roadshow Pictures-Clipsal Film Partnership. Produced by Stanley Canter, Dieter Geissler, Michael Lake. Executive producers, Greg Coote, Peter Ziegler, Kurt Silberschneider, Lawrence Mortorff.
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Phil Grabsky's sequel to 2004's rural Afghan drama, "The Boy Who Plays on the Buddhas of Bamiyan," should follow its well-traveled predecessor's route to international fest play and tube sales.
Phil Grabsky's "The Boy Mir" catches up with the protagonist of 2004's "The Boy Who Plays on the Buddhas of Bamiyan," whose refugee family was then living among the remains of the giant statues destroyed by Taliban forces three years earlier. Offering an interesting peek at everyday rural Afghan life in circumstances still unstable but past immediate crisis, the helmer's follow-up feature (which won the docu prize at Santa Barbara) should follow its well-traveled predecessor's route to international fest play and tube sales.
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Forget asteroids, tidal waves, and volcanoes. Hollywood is worried about an even more crippling disaster this summer blockbuster season: possible strikes by the Writers Guild of America and the Screen Actors Guild. Panicked TV and film studios have been quick to react in the last few monthsstockpiling scripts, rushing into production on "pre-strike" movies, and slating even more no-writers-required reality TV series. But with time running out (the WGA's contract expires May 1, while SAG's ends on June 30), the threat of a work stoppage is proving to be a self-fulfilling prophecy: Studios have postponed summer productions (Basic Instinct 2), adding to an ever growing list of "post-strike" projects (Terminator 3).
Meanwhile, New York's independent film community, which has no seat at the bargaining table, waits on the sidelines for the unions and studios to hash out the deal points. The actors want increased residual payments and new contract provisions for emerging markets like DVDs and the Internet. The writers throw in creative issues, such as allowing the screenwriter on set and limiting the use of the "possessory credit" (e.g., Blow is billed as "a Ted Demme film," even though he didn't write it). Caught between the studios, who claim these demands will bankrupt the industry, and the unions, who hold the reins to the workforce, the independents remain allied in spirit with struggling actors and writers but desperate to keep on working.
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Independent producers and the unions will likely join forces against the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) on the issue of interim agreements: temporary contracts that would allow certain indies to continue union shoots. "We feel this is an appeal to the lower-budget, independent community," says Greg Krizman, spokesman for the actors' unions SAG and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA). "It's not like we're going to expect Warner Bros. to be signing this thing."
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Sloss also benefited from FOSor "Fear of Strike" as they're calling it in L.A.back at January's Sundance Film Festival, where he sold his entire slate to U.S. distributors, nabbing the fest's highest price tags for two of his films, The Deep End and Super Troopers (both sold to Fox Searchlight, for $4 million and $2.5 million respectively). "Either we had brilliant movies, were incredibly lucky, or there was a heightened demand in anticipation of the strike," says Sloss.
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Darwinism as Religion in a Holy War
Feb 19, 2009 It might be expected that media attention on Darwin would be exceptionally high this month because of his bicentennial, but some of it seems downright religious. The adulation he has been receiving is almost embarrassing sometimes. It is only exceeded by the righteous indignation frequently expressed against intelligent design. In any other context, the fighting words of the Darwinians would be described as hate speech. Here are some recent examples:
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"Is there any doubt that Darwinism is a religion? Look at this. We should save the word hysteria for milder situations. Darwinists are beside themselves with euphoria over their bearded Buddha and with rage over anyone who would shine some reality on their religious experiences. While claiming to be champions of truth, they tell lies. While claiming to be victims of harassment, they persecute. While claiming to be naturalists, they steal Christian armaments like truth, morality and righteousness and wield them against those who do not bow down at their shrines."
Any faith based philosophy is religion, to me. These idiot liberal atheists give us conservative atheists a bad name, and lower standards across the USA and the world in the process. Basically, they are very, very unhappy and unfulfilled people. It kind of sucks to be them.
I have no dog in the hunt, but Darwinism pales in comparison to advances in math, physics, and real science. The chemicals and other things that we use to influence health do not give an Obama (new word for worthless tripe) what believe system is held by the recipient.
And, if one decides to believe in creationism, just exactly what jobs will that exclude - besides perhaps some very few university positions? Will it affect a good chemist? Physicist? Physician? Good grief, an idiot faker like Ward Churchill has done far more damage than some creationism preacher.
And yes, I believe in evolution. I simply let the creationists prattle on. I've got much better things to do.
It's a fascist cult of delegitimizing and murdering those perceived as weak. Strangely, those supporting it and delegitimizing the very diverse voices which would make the primordial soup of thoughts work, are those most likely to be selected off most quickly as retards in a bare limited world of their bragged cause.
Can you guess which side of the debate considers people with "no dog in the hunt" as ignorant enemies of science?
It's a religion in a holy war, but it's not their religion and not their war.
So the ID proponents want to convince people that religious beliefs belong in science or schools, but they also say that science is a "religious belief" and therefore unacceptable. Isn't that like shooting yourself in the foot? That's a rhetorical question.
Creation, evolution, and ID are historical inferences about the unobservable, unrepeatable past. The question is, which historical inference fits the available evidence the best. And as it stands now, the HMS is leaking on all decks and is sinking rapidly...so rapidly, that Even the Evos are starting to abandon ship in search of a new God-denying evolutionary vessel. The HMS Creation and the HMS Design, on the other hand, are in tip-top shape and gearing up to do battle and defeat with the next mindless materialist theory that the Evos will most assuredly erect in their vain effort to hide their faces from the living God.
Oh, I get it, it's a quadruped fish. What's the name of this species?
Funny you would post this religious symbol, with Darwin on it, to this particular thread. Are you being facetious?
Are there any other religious symbols getting the Darwin treatment, or is it strictly targeted at Christians?
So many questions.
The Darwinists have been able to frame the debate as the Bible vs. science when, in fact, it's the Bible vs. Darwinism, a religion with its god, saints, and relics, driving spirit and holy writ.
Darwinism has its own narrative of history to explain man's place in the universe that has no need of a God that we might be accountable to.
I completely agree. But creationists are waking up to this fact en masse, as is evidenced by many of the articles I post. Now, if we can just get YEC, OEC and IDers to put asside there differences to hasten the demise of neo-Darwinism, all will be well with the world of origins...that is, until the next God-denying evolutionary theory comes down the pike.
There is no debate. There is scientific truth and dogmatic irrational belief
==There is scientific truth and dogmatic irrational belief
That's why the Temple of Darwinian Materialism needs to be exposed for the religion it is, and forced to compete against rival theories of origins in the free market of scientific ideas. Let's face it, the HMS Beagle is already in the process of sinking. Even the Evos are starting to call for the funeral of Darwin's fanciful creation myth so that "evolution might live." However, if the unconstitutional government and court supports are knocked out from underneath the Temple of Darwin, the HMS Beagle will sink faster than the lead weights the Mob uses to send their victims to watery graves.
Dogmatic irrational belief is a very good description of Darwinism, thanks!
But really, what are "scientific truths"? And what scientist speaks of finding "truth"?
I remember Carl Sagan saying on the t.v. program COMOS, that the cosmos was all there is or ever will be and that he might accept the idea of God, but only if He were benign and indifferent to man's affairs.
Darwinism at its heart must be materialistic but it's no less a religion.
And, I might add, its just as opposed to my view of the earth and creation as it is to yours.
You remember the ancient city of Babylon, so mighty that no one could imagine it going down. Though protected by water and walls thick enough on top to use for a road it fell in one night.
So that which denies God can crumble very fast and unexpectedly and by means we might not expect.
One way or another The Temple of Darwinism is coming down.
Do you guy's take some sort of flowery rhetoric course where you learn how to talk like an Imam from the Ministry of Military Hogwash? Every other post is a jihadist metaphor festival — "Our pus-filled enemies from the unwashed ranks of the Evo-Cult will feel the wrath of our holy lashings and will swim in a sea of their own eyeballs as the tips of righteous swords sink their ship of lies and the HMS Creationist emerges from the fog victorious, etc., etc."
Hey, you're way better at that than I am. Our "flowery" rhetoric is obviously no match for the Temple of Darwinistic Materialism d:op
Thanks for the ping!
An inversion of reality GGG. You're suffering from YEC-centrism when really you're all just living on the margins.
For every single evidence-less polemic that you post, hundreds of scientific papers are published, reviewed and confirmed that add a little piece more to our understanding of evolutionary science. These individual facts help science refine and deepen our understanding of the natural world. Happily, science realises that it doesn't have all the answers - unlike the YEC'ers.
Anyone who believes that death didn't exist prior to a few thousand years ago in the face of everest of evidence for carnivorous activity or who can hang their hat on the idea that contintents can move thousands of miles in a few months is operating on the farthest margin of sanity.
Perhaps you need to hit the books and spend a few days in the field or laboratory. Perhaps you need to get your hands dirty with some real science. To ask such a question here is to illustrate severe misunderstanding of the world. Your question cannot be answered by a sound bite.
You wish
Come on, you can share just one or two "scientific truths" with us, can't you? Just a tiny one?
And to make it easy for you, just one or two scientists that speak of "scientific truth".
Come now, don't be shy, I'll wait if you need more time.
So that which denies God can crumble very fast and unexpectedly and by means we might not expect.
Like flying airplanes into buildings?
I don't think they had planes back then.
Holy wars change with the times.
To ask such a question is in order.
As a simple task that any one should be able to comprehend with a little application of brain power, go buy a Peterson Field Guide, any one of the series will do, and head out into the field. I would suggest the Peterson Guide to the Wild Flowers. Go every Saturday afternoon for a while till you get to know your study area. Identify as many of the flowers as you can.
If you have the ability to comprehend what you see, your will need to consult other books to develop a better understanding of what you actually saw. You might even find the need to take a night school course in botany.
It takes a little more effort than sponging in a pew
I have spent quite a few years studying the plants and animals in my area and have become familiar with them.
Thank you for the recommendation of Peterson's Guide but I've more interested myself in native edible plants and fungi, and wildflowers only if edible.
There, you see answering a question about something you stated wasn't so hard. I'm sure you can, with your comprehension and brain power tell me what is "scientific truth" and name a scientist or two that spoke of such thing.
I mean you're the one that said, "There is no debate. There is scientific truth and dogmatic irrational belief".
Had I asked what is "dogmatic irrational belief", you would've give an answer soon enough, so why choke on so-called "scientific truth"?
But go ahead and think on it while I wait.
Can you distinguish the members of the violet family, the golden rods? Have you observed the parts with a magnifier? are they similar or different? How are they similar or different? what about color? are they similar or different?
Perhaps your plant horizon is not adequately broad.
While the other side see all actions and results as the outworking of strictly materialistic forces and rejects the above as myth fable and quaint naivety.
It's less science than interpretation of the evidence.
The title says "holy war".
That's what holy wars really are. Two or more religious groups doing battle to survive or at least gain the upper hand.
And the first casualty of war is truth.
It's less religion than sophistry.
A cliche' too often true. As a starting point for truth about man and our position vis a vis our Creator I look to what Jesus said addressing his Father, "Your word is truth".
And it gets batted about a plenty.
A war of ideas and view of the world. Striped to the essentials, one side views the cosmos as created by a higher intelligence, God, who is and has been active in man's affairs and that man is thus accountable to. While the other side see all actions and results as the outworking of strictly materialistic forces and rejects the above as myth fable and quaint naivety.
How many who believe in God have been labeled "Darwinists"?
I take for granted that those who tout Darwinism believe what they say, but if you see sophistry there, by all means do share with other posters like myself.
There's some right there.
How so? Really what are saying? If there's something you just have to say, say it!
You know it happens, and you know that this "war" isn't about just whether or not you believe in God.
How so? Really what are saying? If there's something you just have to say, say it!
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