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Dictionary » P » Public opinion Public opinionpublic opinion The attitude of a significant portion of a population toward any given proposition, based upon a measurable amount of factual evidence, and involving some degree of reflection, analysis, and reasoning. ![]()
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Results from our forumAny SOLID arguments against evolution?... which is why there is a mind-boggling number of different kinds in public and private collections. They could quickly multiply until they run ... would still probably not be much past bacteria yet. My my theory-driven opinion anyway. :D
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Re: A myth of biology debunked... in the church that gave the atheists and agnostics the advantage over public opinion and in our education system.
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Re: Bible vs Darwin... for the Jews, for example) that actually made a difference rather than public statements that wouldn't change the situation at all except to anger ... it. A simple condemnation will not do enough to stop a damn war.In my opinion the pope could have done much more.But as always I respect Pope John ...
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Re:... suffering as something trivial. Keep in mind however, that this is a public forum and as such, you’re free to share your opinion as I am mine. With that said, I feel I would be remiss not to share my thoughts concerning ...
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Anthropogenic global warming?... moved them along. The biggest problem with sheep grazing, in my humble opinion, is the sheer number of animals. Sheep farmers enounter problems of economy of scale when considering grazing on public rangelands. --------------------------------------- If you're interested ...
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