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Subject: Re: a movement which has been likened by critics to be just as dogmatic in its assumptions as any religion

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Oropan
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Date Posted: 10:00:43 12/14/07 Fri
In reply to: billvon 's message, "Re: a movement which has been likened by critics to be just as dogmatic in its assumptions as any religion" on 09:15:08 12/14/07 Fri

I could care less about the Pope and I'm not a very religious person but NOBODY has shown me one single FACT that global warming is caused by Man. In fact Mars has had the same percentage temp rise as Earth and I doubt that was caused by Man......maybe little green Martians, if you believe in them, which wouldn't surprise me that some of the manmade global warming advocats do.

>>The Pope condemns the climate change prophets of doom
>
>Remember back when the Catholic Church executed
>Giordano Bruno because he dared suggest that the Sun,
>not the Earth, was the center of the solar system?
>Looks like they're right back on track. If history is
>any guide, they'll accept anthropogenic effects on
>climate around the year 2750.
>
>You sure you want to ally yourself with an
>organization that's been fighting science for 2000
>years? I mean, if denial is your religion, I suppose
>it makes sense to ally with another religion. But one
>should be careful to not let one's religious beliefs
>blind them to the science of what's really going on.

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Re: a movement which has been likened by critics to be just as dogmatic in its assumptions as any religion billvon 12:14:52 12/14/07 Fri

Re: a movement which has been likened by critics to be just as dogmatic in its assumptions as any religion -- Oropan, 06:28:02 12/15/07 Sat

Re: a movement which has been likened by critics to be just as dogmatic in its assumptions as any religion -- billvon, 14:46:28 12/16/07 Sun

Subject	Author	Date
Re: a movement which has been likened by critics to be just as dogmatic in its assumptions as any religion	billvon	12:14:52 12/14/07 Fri
Re: a movement which has been likened by critics to be just as dogmatic in its assumptions as any religion -- Oropan, 06:28:02 12/15/07 Sat Re: a movement which has been likened by critics to be just as dogmatic in its assumptions as any religion -- billvon, 14:46:28 12/16/07 Sun