Over at UD, pav posted a chart and claimed that it proves that AGW does not exist. Without getting into a discussion about AGW, I am interested to see if the theists here interpret this chart differently than the atheists. And if they do, why?
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And when you consider how long it took for that carbon to be sequestered away in coal and oil deposits and how little time it has taken us to release it back into the atmosphere… I’m just staggered when some people cannot or refuse to join the dots.
Alan Fox,
It comes with already having the (wrong) answers.
Link to the whole thread. Spoiler Alert – PaV is getting eviscerated by Wd400:
Pav: “I encourage people to go to “The Galileo Movement” for more information. [Aptly named organization since recent scholarship reveals that the single biggest reason the Church rejected Galileo’s heliocentrism was because the vast majority of other scientists didn’t agree with him: you know, the “scientific consensus.”]
“Alas, to wear the mantle of Galileo it is not enough that you be persecuted by an unkind establishment, you must also be right.”
-ROBERT L PARK
But Galileo thought he was right, and IDists think they’re right.
So what’s the difference? I mean, other than science that produces results. IDists clearly don’t worry about that!
Glen Davidson
Pearl clutch!:
“wd400:
You’re acting like no more than a “troll.” If the substance of your posts don’t change, then I will simply see fit to edit them out.” – PaV.
The Gordon Mullings school of moderation.
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Good grief!