To be sure... Boo, that wasn't me.

I am curious. Assuming of the many the many religions of the world, if one of them were correct and your observations/assumptions of life and spiritual existence were wrong, would you want to know the truth and have a change of "heart"?

There is a small percentage of Christians, such as myself, who adamantly believe in both evolution and Christianity. We believe that scripture must be read and interpreted through a context that understands that scripture should be interpreted by first considering the culture of the original audience. As such, we believe that the "historical" aspect of the Biblical account of creation isn't as important as understanding the purpose and point of all of "creation", humankind and who we are in relation to our creator. My intent is not to lecture on the creation of mankind. Instead, I am interested in knowing if you've ever spoken or debated much with other Christians who have similar beliefs as myself. For many of us, evolution is unquestionable! However, the sheer existence of such truth does not exclude the fact that a creator couldn't have been a part in the process. Much of your Christian (or other religious) interactions that I've observed tend to involve arguing against the most commonly propagated beliefs of creationism. I am interested in your thoughts, on such a different perspective, as my own. Please comment. Thank you so much.

Oh I can. It be about as fast as my x386 from 1990.

I would have just shot milk out of my nose if I had been drinking any. I live in the South-East US and I couldn't get to sleep last night because people were blowing things up from 10:00 PM until well past mid-night.

I guess it was a good night-- there have yet to be any reports on the local news of anyone blowing off any fingers or setting any homes on fire.

Wow, guys. You didn't even need to read the article-- the summary states that this is the smell of the MIR space station.