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Like I mentioned in my introduction, debate with a hostile audience basically forces a deeper understanding. A receptive audience is more likely to accept things...a hostile one will try to poke holes at every chance. In short, it keeps you on your toes. This goes both ways, so I hope people are able to benefit from debates with me. That aside, I'm also a very careful writer, so I think I can help in the nitty-gritty details of grammar, style, and spelling. Hopefully, my presence will be beneficial, and I promise to stick only to what I know.
Like I mentioned in my introduction, debate with a hostile audience basically forces a deeper understanding. A receptive audience is more likely to accept things...a hostile one will try to poke holes at every chance. In short, it keeps you on your toes. This goes both ways, so I hope people are able to benefit from debates with me. That aside, I'm also a very careful writer, so I think I can help in the nitty-gritty details of grammar, style, and spelling. Hopefully, my presence will be beneficial, and I promise to stick only to what I know.
==I'm Leaving==
I thought I could try to better explain science here, in the hopes of showing that many of the percieved conflicts are a result of misunderstanding. I have tried, and evidently I have failed. Perhaps I have simply lost my ability to explain things to lay persons, but I am wasting my time here. I have students who have paid a vast amount of money for access to a college with me on the faculty, and to continue here would be a disservice to them.
There are some people on this site who are rational and erudite, even if I disagree with them. To those people, I say that I have enjoyed the chance to debate and learn with you, and I wish you good luck and God's blessings in your search for the Truth. To those who have closed your mind to science, I strongly urge you to look again...we aren't the monsters you've been taught we are. Undertanding us may take a little work, but we aren't going away anytime soon.
To everyone else, I urge caution: never stop questioning.