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"CMIL is not entitled to pronounce a cure "miraculous"; this can only be done by the Church. The bureau may only pronounce that a cure is "medically inexplicable". A full investigation takes a minimum of five years (in order to ensure that the cure is permanent), and may take as long as ten or...

Like what?

No they.. don't?

Four letters: lmao.

Think of an etag as a credit card that you stick on your windshield, and is charged the toll every time it makes "bloop" sound as you go under the sensors.

Er.. yes. There is no etag thing that allows you unlimited use of tollways for a flat fee.

Aren't they?

Well, I did the required single course of physics and single course of chemistry and left it at that :p

For environmental consulting you need to have a background in geoscience - not just geology, but also geography (human and physical). For example, my degree (Marine Science) encompasses mostly biology and geoscience, and I'm majoring in both. But to get into consulting, you generally have to...

Nah. Lots of people I've heard of who had "deconverted" to atheism becoming very passionate about learning about, well, real truth rather than religious truth, and that I can very much understand. That's certainly a noble thing. Start at the beginning - bio. Theoretical physics is a bitch...

I've found that I do look at the world more analytically, logically. But then, I'm not sure if that isn't how it's always seen things, lol.

Well, I wouldn't say my atheism drove me to study science - more the other way around almost, though I was never religious. But having a scientific background really is very helpful in debates I find, especially with IDers/creationists.

All of the above, although you don't need to do degrees in them to have an understanding.

First year bio and geo subjects are pretty basic, AFAIK. Zoology (and thus evolution) was focused on in second year and refined in third year. Geology was much the same.

- significant declines in our food sources (i.e. fish) - some areas will become fertile worldwide; most will not - huge related extinctions If there's a silver lining, it's not a very shiny one

Maltese terrier joins dangerous dog list

Yes, yes and yes. You even study cadavers in non-medicine anatomy courses.

Which only goes to show that my parents' structure of discipline was very effective, at least until I was old enough that smacking was a moot point anyway. I never realised it was an empty threat. Neither did my sister.

You were saying about straw men and ad hominems?

What? (I wouldn't commit the crime in the first place?) Wise words. Really? Prove it. You think it's okay to kill a person rather than go to prison. I think your moral and/or ethical guidelines are fundamentally flawed.