So who’s uninformed here? The sign reader or the sign author? My thought is that if an individual criticizes evolutionary theory, the least they can do is to understand it thoroughly. That’s clearly not the case here. People who don’t know the theory will probably like this sign. Those who do know it will have their suspicions confirmed: some Christians are uninformed about basic science. And it’s painfully (and publicly!) obvious.

This is a church sign I like. Positive. Inviting. Compared to the signs below, it shouldn’t be rocket science.

This message expresses the essence of what it’s like to experience shame — the unintended consequences of our actions.

Here’s another church sign. Doesn’t make me feel welcome at all!

So what do you think? Is this a visitor-friendly sign? Is it proclaiming law or gospel?

Check out the following story from the Huffington Post — from which the screenshot was taken.

What do you think? Is this crying wolf? Or is the author a prophet we should listen to?

This is the link:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/matthew-stein/the-perfect-storm-six-tre_b_582779.html

A theory in science is defined as “a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world; an organized system of accepted knowledge that applies in a variety of circumstances to explain a specific set of phenomena.”

It is more than a hunch or guess.

The English language is wonderfully malleable. Examples follow —

Joel met a moose on the 14th street bridge in Calgary. He was interviewed by CBC TV News, and the story showed up on the CBC News Calgary website.

Here’s a screenshot of the web page.

I received this email from a friend the other day. It’s about one incredibly lucky bear and some kind souls who rescued him.