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The Bible Workbook

Last post 03-04-2006 3:35 AM by Mikademus. 11 replies.
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  • 02-28-2006 1:45 PM

    The Bible Workbook

    No offense to any believers, but that's just hilarious:

    http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2006/02/21/bible-workbook/

     

    chris

  • 02-28-2006 2:36 PM In reply to

    Re: The Bible Workbook

    Wow...that guy took "mis-use of Excel" to a whole new level :@.  I thought the people I deal with daily who use Excel as a database were bad.
  • 02-28-2006 4:42 PM In reply to

    Re: The Bible Workbook

    I am a believer and am not offended.  But then I am an Engineer, so I might be offended.

    The only question I have is: If this is in excel in this fancy format, how'd it get there?  Was the whole thing typed?
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  • 02-28-2006 5:09 PM In reply to

    • Ken
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    Re: The Bible Workbook

     frosty wrote:
    The only question I have is: If this is in excel in this fancy format, how'd it get there?  Was the whole thing typed?

    It depends.  Do you believe in intelligent design?

    Big Smile [:D]

  • 02-28-2006 5:49 PM In reply to

    Re: The Bible Workbook

     frosty wrote:
    I am a believer and am not offended.  But then I am an Engineer, so I might be offended.

    Reminds me of Jerry Seinfeld, upon believing his dentist had converted to Judaism just to tell the jokes: "I'm not offended as a Jew; I'm offended as a comedian!"

  • 03-01-2006 5:23 AM In reply to

    Re: The Bible Workbook

    Thanks for sharing.
    Now we can use the solver to uncrypt the message.
  • 03-02-2006 7:36 PM In reply to

    • sao
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    Re: The Bible Workbook

     trollable wrote:
    Thanks for sharing.
    Now we can use the solver to uncrypt the message.


    its not The Message bible dude, its the KJV.
    Youd have to do a '% s/old english/modern day/g' on it.....
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  • 03-03-2006 11:38 AM In reply to

    Re: The Bible Workbook

     frosty wrote:
    I am a believer and am not offended.  But then I am an Engineer, so I might be offended.

    The only question I have is: If this is in excel in this fancy format, how'd it get there?  Was the whole thing typed?

     

    He said he pulled it from a text file.  I'm a believer I can't really see how this would be offensive.  Unless you are amish and believe technology is a perversion of God...I guess this then would be the equivalent of drawing Jesus as a cartoon.

  • 03-03-2006 12:49 PM In reply to

    Re: The Bible Workbook

     Ken wrote:

     frosty wrote:
    The only question I have is: If this is in excel in this fancy format, how'd it get there?  Was the whole thing typed?

    It depends.  Do you believe in intelligent design?

    Big Smile [:D]



    Actually... yes.  And evolution.  I don't see them as completely contradictory (black vs white) as so many people like to make it out to be.

    More importantly, I'm a big fan of seperation of church and state.  I think it goes against Christian theology to do otherwise (with possibly special exceptions like the vatican).  (please no one turn this into a big, heated discussion)
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  • 03-03-2006 3:26 PM In reply to

    Re: The Bible Workbook

     frosty wrote:
     Ken wrote:

     frosty wrote:
    The only question I have is: If this is in excel in this fancy format, how'd it get there?  Was the whole thing typed?

    It depends.  Do you believe in intelligent design?

    Big Smile [:D]



    Actually... yes.  And evolution.  I don't see them as completely contradictory (black vs white) as so many people like to make it out to be.

    Please do explain how intelligent design (aka creationism) isn't contradictory with the theory of evolution please.

    While I do agree that faith in whatever god you may believe in may not be completely contradictory with science in general (even though faith is not scientific by definition), I'd be very interrested in understanding how creationism can be made compatible with the theory of evolution.

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  • 03-03-2006 4:51 PM In reply to

    Re: The Bible Workbook

     masklinn wrote:

    Please do explain how intelligent design (aka creationism) isn't contradictory with the theory of evolution please.

    While I do agree that faith in whatever god you may believe in may not be completely contradictory with science in general (even though faith is not scientific by definition), I'd be very interrested in understanding how creationism can be made compatible with the theory of evolution.



    Not to seem too much like I am running away from the discussion, the explaination is longer and more nuanced than I'd like to write while at work (supposedly doing... work).
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  • 03-04-2006 3:35 AM In reply to

    Re: The Bible Workbook

     masklinn wrote:
    Please do explain how intelligent design (aka creationism) isn't contradictory with the theory of evolution please.

    While I do agree that faith in whatever god you may believe in may not be completely contradictory with science in general (even though faith is not scientific by definition), I'd be very interrested in understanding how creationism can be made compatible with the theory of evolution.


    Left as an exercise for the reader - thinking is fun! Yay! Also, Wikipedia is your friend.
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