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Creationist comics

RandFan said:
Didn't Isaac Asimov say that "the human brain was the most complex and orderly organization of matter in the universe."?

Asimov obviously never had to deal with the checkout clerks at my local 7-11.
 
Iacchus said:
Yes, but when you get to thinking about it, we're all just "grubs" grubbing around in the dark now aren't we? As we set up our meager little grubstakes, hoping that it'll last ...

Actually the whole thing sounds kind of pathetic if you ask me. :D

We're not all grubs, just you. Some states of ignorance are self imposed, just as the fool who steers his ship in a circle will wonder how he ever got lost.
 
c4ts said:

We're not all grubs, just you. Some states of ignorance are self imposed, just as the fool who steers his ship in a circle will wonder how he ever got lost.
What, am I the only one capable of transformation? See what I mean by pathetic? Of course maybe that's the wrong choice of words, since most grubs simply don't know. ;)

"Forgive the little grubs father for they know not what they do." :D
 
Iacchus said:
What, am I the only one capable of transformation? See what I mean by pathetic? Of course maybe that's the wrong choice of words, since most grubs simply don't know. ;)

"Forgive the little grubs father for they know not what they do." :D

I would forgo all the perks of metamorphosis to be a reptile, or more derived grade.

It is they who sup upon those lacking spines...

Anyway, what were you trying to get at with the whole human metamorphosis thing anyway?
 
Zep said:

Dust in the wind dude!
Iacchus said:

Yes, if in fact that's all we are? ;)

I kind of like the grub analogy better myself. You know, What do grubs know? ... Who spend their day munching off the Tree of Knowledge, and yet don't know the first thing about being a butterfly. However they continue to fill themselves up, this big sack of knowledge that they are, in the hopes that their grubstake will last. Oh well, sooner or later they'll be laid to rest in their little coffins, only to find out -- if, they're lucky enough -- that death is just a beginning!
 
Iacchus said:
What, am I the only one capable of transformation? See what I mean by pathetic? Of course maybe that's the wrong choice of words, since most grubs simply don't know. ;)

"Forgive the little grubs father for they know not what they do." :D

Does that mean every creature should start assuming with no evidence that they also undergo a physical transformation?
 
RussDill said:

Does that mean every creature should start assuming with no evidence that they also undergo a physical transformation?
No I'm just speaking about insects and human beings here. And for the most part it isn't understood or assumed here either, as near as I can tell. :)
 
Yahweh said:
Even if the religious nonsense were stripped out of the comic, it would still have the dullest humor of the Sunday Funnies I've ever seen...

I have to disagree with you. That honor goes to Family Circus, IMO.
 
I just read the comic strip. aren't these things called "funnies?"
 

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