Tennessee Passes Bill That Allows "Teaching the Controversy" of Evolution

Sure they have 4 legs. And 2 arms!

A better way to get a fundamentalist confused is to ask them "Who was created first, Adam and Eve or the animals?"

Tell them to check both the first and second chapter of Genesis. If they stop after the first, they will only have one answer. It cannot have hapened both ways, it must be one or the other (or neither), so therefore the Bible is not 100% true. At minimum one chapter or the other must be false. It could be that both are false, but they might burn you at the stake for saying that.

If you don't know the answer, it only takes a few minutes to read both chapters. Then follow up and ask 'Was Adam or Eve created first? Or, were they created at the same time?" (the answer is both. Adam was created first and they were created at exactly the same time).

Self consistency is not a strong point in the Bible. That is very strange because any scientist will tell you that the universe is amazingly self consistent. Any seeming paradoxes are usually signs that our understanding and knowledge is lacking. If Both the universe and the bible are both from the same author, you would think that they would show the same level of self consistency.

How do I know the Bible isn't 100% true? Because my Bible tells me so.

The only thing I can see in Genesis that is an absolute truth is near the start of chapter 2. The bit about the harvest being ready and not a man to be found. Any woman will confirm that when there is work to be done there is never a Man around:)

Source: http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdotScience/~3/Cxkj5joMoKY/tennessee-passes-bill-that-allows-teaching-the-controversy-of-evolution

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