GOD versus The Cleveland Museum of Natural History

[ChorltonPeckory]

For me it comes down this fundamental question: If the evidence strongly suggests that my opinion is wrong, am I going to engage in the futility of trying to change the truth, or am I going to change my opinion. And while it's easy to nod our heads and say "I'd change my opinion" that's only true if we don't have anything personally invested in holding onto that opinion. What if the evidence said our wives or mothers didn't really love us ? think about it and give this fella some room I say.

[ChorltonPeckory]

I'm sure a lot of people have a different opinion to this fella, and though you think he's wrong, you'd have to admit, at least here, he seems respectful and polite. He isn't attempting to ridicule alternative viewpoints and many do, and while I can't personally respect his opinion, I can respect his entitlement to have one. Maybe we could even shake hands and agree to differ.

[puncheex]

"The gap is closing..."  Dream on.

[NorthForkFisherman]

Attempted argument from nonexistant authority, blah, blah, blah. Funny stuff, but simply not worth the bandwidth or time to comment further.

[urrlick]

Thank god you're in the minority of Clevelanders. This video is utterly ridiculous- I can't find a single statement within it I'd call "credible" from you calling evolution a "belief" to the strawman that one can't believe in God (and the Bible) AND evolution to "over 30 scientists who prove the scientific impossibilities for evolution." I feel so sorry that you can't experience the truth & beauty of evolution by natural selection.

[StreetSavvyCabby]

We all enjoyed your powerpoint presentation at the library. You were very informative and we enjoyed your sense of humor...Thanks again.