Harry got loads of nominations for being a fan of fox-hunting, which had nothing to do with anything that happened in the house, so it's hardly the worst nomination reason ever.
surely no one seriously believes the old Creationist nonsense anymore it's not even a theory anymore as there is no physical evidence, so to nominate someone for it is wrong .
It's just as nonsensical as saying we all originated from a big bang .
Exactly. I wonder how she would explain who those two boys mated with to produce he rest of the human race. According to the bible, there was only one woman on the earth (Eve). Did they commit incest?
Danielle's beliefs are stupid nonsense, so I nominate her to leave immediately. There's no excuse for tolerating the intolerable stupidity of her beliefs.
surely no one seriously believes the old Creationist nonsense anymore it's not even a theory anymore as there is no physical evidence, so to nominate someone for it is wrong .
Shocking statistic. Please don't use this to bash Americans, though.
A 2014 Gallup survey reports that 42% of U.S. adults say they believe God created the world around 10,000 years ago.
I thought creationists have been able to save face for a while now by explaining that the seven days thing actually reflects a much longer period of time?
Every so often, and when it's convenient for her, Danielle slips back into her role as the fundamental Christian Virgin, who is mortified by any mention of sex. But it's so opposite to her job of taking her clothes off and titillating men with saucy photos, that any credibility she has is shot.
I can't wait for her to find out that Helen is an ex prossie. She will literally implode with self righteous indignation.
hasn't it been revealed already that the whole catholic thing was just a big ruse to make her appear interesting to the producers to get her on the show? a fake persona orchestrated by dexter before she went in? i'm sure this was discussed in an early bbbots segment when dexter called in. watching her perpetuate the act is just getting tedious now ...
surely no one seriously believes the old Creationist nonsense anymore it's not even a theory anymore as there is no physical evidence, so to nominate someone for it is wrong .
Some people do, mainly Born Again Christians. I don't know any Catholics who believe it. It isn't even taught in Catholic schools, or certainly wasn't in mine anyway (and I left school in the 1980s).
She shouldn't have been allowed to use this reason. As others have said, it would have been questioned if someone nominated her for her (pretend) religious beliefs.
If there was evidence of the big bang, wouldn't it no longer be a theory?:o
No. The word "theory" in the scientific sense doesn't mean the same thing as it does in the colloquial sense. A scientific theory is supported by data, is falsifiable, and makes predictions.
The boys must have had sex with mummy to produce more children.
I think it's believed that Adam and Eve had lots of children, most of whom aren't named in the Bible. Those children then went on to procreate, so yes, they committed incest between brothers and sisters! What a lovely story!
Shocking statistic. Please don't use this to bash Americans, though.
A 2014 Gallup survey reports that 42% of U.S. adults say they believe God created the world around 10,000 years ago.
A good proportion of those would presumably be arguing the more reasonable interpretation that God caused the Big Bang, rather than Danielle's much zanier ideas.
Or maybe he created dinosaurs? I've yet to meet a creationist who can explain that little detail in their tidy story of the evolution of man. Where the descendants of Eve & Adam were when the earth was teeming with ginormous predators. Off in the arc, or up the tower of babel?
Nor have they explained how Adam & Eve spawned all of mankind without a lot of incest going on down the chain.
Respecting someone who believes in God or Jesus Christ is one thing. Respecting intelligent design is also fine. Respecting the creation story? Danielle, give over, that's not disrespecting your faith. My family are Catholic but they're also not morons.
An ex of mine firmly believed that dinosaur bones were placed on the earth by Satan, in an attempt to trick us mere mortals into not believing the Bible!
surely no one seriously believes the old Creationist nonsense anymore it's not even a theory anymore as there is no physical evidence, so to nominate someone for it is wrong .
He has mocked one of the fundamental tenets of her faith, what better reason is there for nominating someone than that.
Maybe next time she should stick to the" he doesn"t screw the top down on the pickle jar after he has used it "variety of excuse.
Well her exact words were "I am nominating Ash because he admitted to believing in the Big Bang theory. I obviously believe that God created the world in 7 days because I am catholic.. so yeah." -- also let me point out that is incorrect. He supposedly rested on the seventh day. slow clap for not knowing your own religion, danielle.
Catholics do believe in the Big Bang Theory. it was first proposed by a Catholic priest. Catholic doctrine would not be incompatible with the BBT as they would hold that it was caused by God and with regards Genesis how long is a day before the creation of the Sun? and all that. The Pope has also made statements backing Evolution so I don't think Catholicism and Creation ism are the same thing.
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He really would tell the cool gang he thought they where below him and not bat an eyelid.
Why Matthew? Have I missed something?
It's just as nonsensical as saying we all originated from a big bang .
Where as shes so tolerant of other people's views.......:-p
Exactly. I wonder how she would explain who those two boys mated with to produce he rest of the human race. According to the bible, there was only one woman on the earth (Eve). Did they commit incest?
Shocking statistic. Please don't use this to bash Americans, though.
A 2014 Gallup survey reports that 42% of U.S. adults say they believe God created the world around 10,000 years ago.
Every so often, and when it's convenient for her, Danielle slips back into her role as the fundamental Christian Virgin, who is mortified by any mention of sex. But it's so opposite to her job of taking her clothes off and titillating men with saucy photos, that any credibility she has is shot.
I can't wait for her to find out that Helen is an ex prossie. She will literally implode with self righteous indignation.
Except that one has evidence and a plausible theory behind it, whereas the other doesn't.
If there was evidence of the big bang, wouldn't it no longer be a theory?:o
Some people do, mainly Born Again Christians. I don't know any Catholics who believe it. It isn't even taught in Catholic schools, or certainly wasn't in mine anyway (and I left school in the 1980s).
She shouldn't have been allowed to use this reason. As others have said, it would have been questioned if someone nominated her for her (pretend) religious beliefs.
No. The word "theory" in the scientific sense doesn't mean the same thing as it does in the colloquial sense. A scientific theory is supported by data, is falsifiable, and makes predictions.
Evidence for the Big Bang
Scientific theory
I think it's believed that Adam and Eve had lots of children, most of whom aren't named in the Bible. Those children then went on to procreate, so yes, they committed incest between brothers and sisters! What a lovely story!
A good proportion of those would presumably be arguing the more reasonable interpretation that God caused the Big Bang, rather than Danielle's much zanier ideas.
An ex of mine firmly believed that dinosaur bones were placed on the earth by Satan, in an attempt to trick us mere mortals into not believing the Bible!
Maybe next time she should stick to the" he doesn"t screw the top down on the pickle jar after he has used it "variety of excuse.
Catholics do believe in the Big Bang Theory. it was first proposed by a Catholic priest. Catholic doctrine would not be incompatible with the BBT as they would hold that it was caused by God and with regards Genesis how long is a day before the creation of the Sun? and all that. The Pope has also made statements backing Evolution so I don't think Catholicism and Creation ism are the same thing.