Yet another example of astonishing fossil preservation

[CGM]

Bruce you categorically state that you will never ever believe things that don't fit your already conceived world view (i.e. you will never believe the work of scientists). So all of your knowledge is already formed and you are convinced. So It would be a waste of my energy to attempt to present any kind of a case for the contrary, cause your mind is already made and cast in stone.

Make no mistake though. In no way shape or form is your case bolstered by the issue of the fossilized ink, or anything that was said about it in the first two posts.

[brucelee]

Bruce you categorically state that you will never ever believe things that don't fit your already conceived world view (i.e. you will never believe the work of scientists). So all of your knowledge is already formed and you are convinced. So It would be a waste of my energy to attempt to present any kind of a case for the contrary, cause your mind is already made and cast in stone.

Make no mistake though. In no way shape or form is your case bolstered by the issue of the fossilized ink, or anything that was said about it in the first two posts.

NO CGM. You got it all wrong. What I mean is,I believe that if we apply TRUE science in our search for the divine being, we would ultimately find God.

Science need not contradict with my belief in God. Like Bilbo, I find it difficult to trust the current mumblings of man's supposed scientific findings especially those that try to explain evolution.

While those scientists are still wondering, studying and making erroneous, conflicting, and ludicrous conclusions on how man and things evolved, I shall conveniently put my trust in the explanation of the Bible of how things started.

At least I have something to believe that hasn't changed for 2 millennia.