Dark_Viking

I'm terribly sorry, but I'm afraid you've 'replied' to the wrong person. If I'd originally posted the above, you'd know it was me as I'd've spelled 'coxix' as coccyx (if we're having a 'who's got what qualifications' contest: BSc (hons) Archaeological Science with Medicine, MSc (Distinction) Forensic Anthropology). I'm sorry but I can't reply to the rest of your post as I'm concerned I'd misinterpret some of your points, based on your post's grammar. Replying may just lead to confusion and bad feelings where none were originally intended, and I genuinely cannot understand much of what you wrote. I'd also suggest, to anyone curious enough to research scientific theory, the Theory of Evolution and so on, to research these concepts fully and not solely rely on posts on an open source public forum. Peer-reviewed journals are the best places to start.

I'm a scientist and subscribe to the theory of evolution as outlined by Darwin. I also have a degree in archaeology and therefore would find it really quite difficult to believe in the biblical depiction of Man's origin. While I can't describe myself as 100% aspiritual, I equally couldn't describe myself as religious in any way. Ultimately, if someone wishes to examine both concepts, in my opinion they should do so with an open mind and as fully as they can before dismissing one or the other.

Hi,Thought I'd introduce myself as I'm new to the site. I'm a breeder and exhibitor of mini lop rabbits in the UK.....but as that doesn't pay the mortgage, I'm also a forensic scientist Looking forward to exploring the forum futher :DDark_Viking

Well I'd have to go with the two breeds I own - rottweiler and bulldog. The rottweiler, in particular, is very affectionate, loyal, highly intelligent and very people-orientated. My bulldog is also quite typical of the breed - being a proper family dog while at the same time quite stubborn. I honestly couldn't do without either of them.