histories but a lot of it falls under the "interesting but who cares" category.
A discussion will go on about the age of the universe and go into huge debates,
but in the end it's just an intellectual exercise as the topic has just about
nothing to do with life.
That's the bottom line. If it impacts a persons life, it's important. If not,
then not.
Dinosaurs, aliens, chicken or egg, all nice to talk about but has just about 0
to do with how I live my life and my relationship with God and others.
Pragmatic.
> That's very interesting, I was unaware how the Jewish community handled the
whole creationism vs. evolution thing.
> I think that my own personal beliefs on this item would match yours.
>
> - Matt Small
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Michael Dinowitz
> To: CF-Community
> Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 3:00 PM
> Subject: Re: Thank you LA for saving us
>
>
> Actually, that's Dino which is not the same thing and would conflict with a
term
> used for Italians as well.
> As for their existence, it doesn't matter as the Torah is from mans
perspective
> in time and dinosaurs were before man. Anything before mans existence is
> 'glossed over' and chunked into the days of creation. But that's a different
> story. :)
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