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[2008-12-14 08:23:23 +0000 UTC]
"Fuz"
(New Zealand)
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Favourites: 108; Deviations: 29; Watchers: 38
Watching: 35; Pageviews: 9400; Comments Made: 814; Friends: 35
# Comments
Comments: 121
your art has been stollen and this girl is claiming hte lines as her own www.furaffinity.net/view/14164…
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HUGE HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOR THE 12th!!!! YOU AMAZING 18 YEAR OLD!!!
Sorry I did not post a lovely message on the day, my dial up has been totally screwed this week
AND...
I don't have your cellphone number. Well, I have one, but I think it is very outdated because there was zilch response...and you would never deny me, right! (?)
BUT...
Happy Birthday and good luck for the new year. See you around you fantastic person!!!!!!!!
Love,
Sophia xxxxx
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haha cool thanks love, I shall text you with mission details in the near future! Okay???
Love you!
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hehe so...we are both 18 now...how cool
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Thank you very much for the favorite! Made my day!
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Hi
I hve used your linieart and want to show you the result
[link]
Hope you like it!
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Thank you so much for the 
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For the most part. I don't completely agree with some of the scientific examples - eg/ unused organs evidence of devolving rather than evolving - if modern life no longer requires that organ, why put energy into growing and repairing it when that energy could be saved and used to growth and repair elsewhere? Is that not a useful adaptation? But the overall idea, yes - it takes more faith to believe in evolution than it does to believe in God.
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No, no. I didn't mean that our bodies have devolved, or will. I meant that we might need, not so much to devolve our bodies, but how we live. I wrote in there that we either have to use our technology, or dispose with it. In that way, I meant we might have to "devolve" or possibly become more "primitive" if we can't devise modern solutions to the problem.
I don't know what you think personally on the matter, but at least, with the overall idea, I'm glad you concede that. Because, unfortunately for evolutionists, the only thing they've got going for them is public ignorance.
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Yeah, I think I got that other bit from a comment, not your actual writing... nevermind. And yes, I happen to agree with that, although if massive corporations (as in, oil companies..) didn't have so much power, there might be a lot more green technology, making going back to 'primitive' ways unneccessary. Everyone seems to connect being environmentally friendly with turning into hippies or cavemen. Argh.
Anyway, personally, I'm christian, so yeah. But I'm not sure I think Creation and Evolution can't coincide.. I'm just not quite sure to what extent..
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Ah, true. And here I was thinking I might have some convincing to do, lol. I read a book recently, "Fatal Flaws" by Hank Hanegraaff (I think it was Hank..). You may want to get yourself a copy. It's not a big book, but it's quite good. His statement was that Christians should in no way advocate a "theistic evolution."
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hmm. I may just have to look into that now. To be honest, I don't know what I really believe at this point, so it's more a case that I've decided that I believe in God - it doesn't come very easily to me, although I could accept anything if I could just completely convince myself He is real.
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I suppose the most important thing is that you realise that Jesus, God's son, died for your sins, and was brought to life again as well. You can't do anything to earn eternal life, it's all about God's action for us.
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