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You Put The Skeleton Of The Pope Next To A Skeleton Of A Dinosaur Which One Is Real?

rhinefire

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Do churches ever sponsor tours to museums of science and history where great skeletal remains of prehistoric creatures are there on display? If not, why not?
 
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Bit of an odd question you've posed here... of course?

I dunno, I went to two Church of England schools, one complete with it's own chapel and both places took us to science museums (proper ones, not Ken Hams abortion of science creation museum) where what you've stated was there.

Depends on the church I guess :shrug:

Odd question.
 
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rhinefire said:
Do churches ever sponsor tours to museums of science and history where great skeletal remains of prehistoric creatures are there on display? If not, why not?
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It is necessary?
 
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rhinefire said:
Do churches ever sponsor tours to museums of science and history where great skeletal remains of prehistoric creatures are there on display? If not, why not?
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Why would they....there are plenty of Jesus horses in books.
 
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rhinefire said:
Do churches ever sponsor tours to museums of science and history where great skeletal remains of prehistoric creatures are there on display? If not, why not?
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The priest in the Church when I was growing up was one of the most intelligent and well read people I have ever met.

Your question reveals more about you than about churches.
 
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NoC_T said:
It is necessary?
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Yeah, you're right museums and dem der libraries is fer dumb asses!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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code1211 said:
The priest in the Church when I was growing up was one of the most intelligent and well read people I have ever met.

Your question reveals more about you than about churches.
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You have not answered the questions, why not? Scared?
 
Re: You Put The Skeleton Of The Pope Next To A Skeleton Of A Dinosaur Which One Is Re

Quit baiting. Instead, why don't you get to your real rhetorical point. Not sure what it is, but insofar as I'm aware, churches don't sponsor tours anyway. Could you provide some examples of churches that do? Are you talking about church groups that, say, offer a group rate for those who wish to, say, visit Jerusalem?
 
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rhinefire said:
Yeah, you're right museums and dem der libraries is fer dumb asses!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Not quite sure how you misinterpreted. What have they to do with religious observance?
 
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You Put The Skeleton Of The Pope Next To A Skeleton Of A Dinosaur Which One Is Real?
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Each has their place in history. But if I wanted to see dinosaur bones I wouldn't go to the Vatican.....or would I?
 
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rhinefire said:
You have not answered the questions, why not? Scared?
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I'm not sure what i should be afraid of. Perhaps you could enlighten?

I'm 60 years old and haven't been part of a group to visit a museum since the 60's. At that time, Sister Mary Margaret and Father Shyer led the group of thirty or so Catholic kids on a visit to the Chisholm Museum in Duluth, Minnesota.

It was huge, in my memory from that day. Having seen it later, it is pretty tiny; a large former private home with probably 5 bedrooms.

What is your bigoted point?
 
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nota bene said:
Quit baiting. Instead, why don't you get to your real rhetorical point. Not sure what it is, but insofar as I'm aware, churches don't sponsor tours anyway. Could you provide some examples of churches that do? Are you talking about church groups that, say, offer a group rate for those who wish to, say, visit Jerusalem?
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You FAILED to answer the question..........as expected. Read it a second time, perhaps that would help you.
 
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rhinefire said:
Do churches ever sponsor tours to museums of science and history where great skeletal remains of prehistoric creatures are there on display? If not, why not?
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Do AA Meetings ever sponsor tours to museums?
Do baseball teams?
Do support Groups?
Do Salsa Dance classes?
Do window cleaning Companies?

No? Why not? Are they scared of the TRUTH?????

(or maybe is it because it has nothing to do With their societal function).
 
Re: You Put The Skeleton Of The Pope Next To A Skeleton Of A Dinosaur Which One Is Re

Not a single truthful response from anyone because you all know Christianity is a lie and nothing more.
 
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