Dakota Science Center

Dakota Science Center offers hands-on exhibits, year round festivals, science a la carte kits, dakota adventure classes, technology training, and hosts private events.

Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC)

The EERC is recognized internationally as an expert in scientifically advanced energy systems and the prevention and cleanup of air, water, and soil pollution and is part of the University of North Dakota.

Geology of the Fargo, North Dakota, Region

Information on the geology and physical landscape of the Fargo, North Dakota and Moorhead, Minnesota region.

Lewis and Clark and the US Geological Survey in North Dakota

Lewis and Clark participated in many scientific investigations on their trip through North Dakota. Today, the U.S. Geological Survey continues many of those investigations begun by the Corps of Discovery, including montiroing the water and biological resources of North Dakota.

National Weather Service Bismarck, North Dakota

National Weather Service Forecast Office in Bismarck, North Dakota containing information on current hazards, current conditions, radar imagery, lakes and rivers, weather forecasts, climate and weather safety.

National Weather Service Grand Forks North Dakota

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North Dakota Geological Survey

Investigates the geology of North Dakota; administers regulatory programs and advises other state agencies; and provides public service and information to the people of North Dakota.

North Dakota Geological Survey Home Page

The North Dakota Geological Survey's mission is to investigate the geology of North Dakota, to administer regulatory programs and act in an advisory capacity to other state agencies, and to provide public service and information to the people of North Dakota.

North Dakota Mathematics and Science Alliance

NDMSA is a coalition formed to promote the improvement of science, mathematics, and technology education in North Dakota.

North Dakota Natural Resources Conservation Service

Federal agency office working with local soil conservation districts to achieve conservation of soil and other resources on private land. Information about wind and water erosion and NRCS programs in the state.

zach wrote:
> lsend...@hotmail.com wrote:
> > Sarah Kanary wrote:
> > > "Gary" wrote in message
> >
> > > > Sarah, you remind me of those who deny the holocaust!
> > >
> > > Since thousands of us were actually victims of it, that would be highly
> > > unlikely. What does 1 Cor. 5:11-13 mean to you?
> >
> > Sarah, the JfW's where not victims f the "holocaust" there were merely
> > casualites of war. Again, you refuse the strict understanding of word
> > definition.
>
> Actually, JWs _were_ targeted by the Nazis and put into concentration
> camps, along with other political prisoners and malcontents. Their
> singular devotion to Jehovah had no place in Germany where the state
> was god. In his autobiography, Aushwitz Commandant Rudolf Hoess
> recounts the remarkable strength and devotion to their religion
> exhibited by JW prisoners, even to their deaths, which in his eyes,
> most seemed to welcome.
>
That, of course, is of historical record. But no where will you find
"holocaust" applicable to the JfW's. The term has come to be
technically indicative of the Jewish genocide.


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In article , Tracy Hall says...
>

[snip]

>Sorry. "Other sources" are off topic for this group,

No, it is not "other sources" that are off topic, but other topics. You can
certainly use other sources as long as the _topic_ remains study of the
canonical (including deutero-canonical) Christian Scriptures.

Read the FAQ if you don't believe me. Better yet, read the FAQ anyway, whether
you believe me or not.


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Subudcat se sibi ut haereat Deo
quidquid boni habet, tribuat illi a quo factus est.
(St. Augustine, Ser. 96)

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lsenders@hotmail.com writes:
>Stephen M. Adams wrote:

>> On the basis that a literal reading of 1-day == 24 hours is not
>>required by the text.
>>
>Based on what? Is it required then that God is the actual creator or
>that he even exists? The problem with allegoricalism is that its
>limits are never truly determined, they are always relative to the one
>who is doing the "determining". Who gets to say that within the same
>verse, this aspect is literal and that aspect is symbolic?

And yet, in another thread, you said th