[Pastor Billy-Reuben]

Re: BATS AREN'T BIRDS!

Nope, microbiological means all things living that can't be seen without a microscope including components of macroscopic organisms such as cells and organelles.

It sounds like you are writing your own home-grown dictionary. I think I'll stick with Websters.

Pastor Billy-Reuben

[Turdhead (On Moderation)]

Re: BATS AREN'T BIRDS!

It sounds like you are writing your own home-grown dictionary. I think I'll stick with Websters.

Pastor Billy-Reuben

Macroscopic: All objects that can be with the human eye without the need for magnification.

[Pastor Billy-Reuben]

Re: BATS AREN'T BIRDS!

Macroscopic: All objects that can be with the human eye without the need for magnification.

That's great, but we were concerned about your redefining of "microbiology".

Outside of your home-brewed dictionary, microbiology is about the study of microorganisms only, and does not include the microscopic parts of macroscopic organisms.

Pastor Billy-Reuben

[Turdhead (On Moderation)]

Re: BATS AREN'T BIRDS!

Microbiology is dealing with all microscopic life and it's function, sorry I'm not dependant on scripture, just don't see the point when I already know what something means.

[Brother Temperance]

Re: BATS AREN'T BIRDS!

Consider the platypus

Well said.
Consider the platypus, who was once handsome and as tall as you.

What proof of this truth is there? Technically bacteria and cells don't exist as they are not written about in the bible, yet you look under a microscope and they are there, and before you say this liberal cultivated lies I have seen these things myself so has virtually everyone.

If they're so real, why can't you see them without using special machines?

It's not a theory, it's proven microrganisms exist, and explain things such as medicines work without there being anything to act on.

I'm pretty sure we have a thread somewhere about how micro-organisms are a gateway sin.

Microbiology is dealing with all microscopic life and it's function.

Yes. Macro-organisms are not microscopic. If they were, they'd be micro-organisms.

[Pastor Billy-Reuben]

Re: BATS AREN'T BIRDS!

Microbiology is dealing with all microscopic life and it's function, sorry I'm not dependant on scripture

Apparently you are not dependent on the dictionary either.

just don't see the point when I already know what something means.

If you knew what "microbiology" meant, you wouldn't have claimed that "microbiological means all things living that can't be seen without a microscope including components of macroscopic organisms such as cells and organelles." (emphasis mine)

You were doing pretty well up until you got to the bolded part.

Pastor Billy-Reuben

[Pastor Isaac Peters]

Re: BATS AREN'T BIRDS!

Microbiology is dealing with all microscopic life and it's function, sorry I'm not dependant on scripture, just don't see the point when I already know what something means.

Yet again, not even your fellow Christ-denying, pointy-headed intellectuals will back you up. Since you lot are so enamored of Wickedpedophile.org, I'll quote that site's definition for you (and may Jesus forgive me for doing so, even to rebuke a sinner):

Microbiology (from Wickedpedophile, the Jesus-free encyclopedia):

Microbiology (from Greek μῑκρος, mīkros, "small"; βίος, bios, "life"; and -λογία, -logia) is the study of microorganisms, which are unicellular or cell-cluster microscopic organisms.

That's quite different from your definition, isn't it?

[Turdhead (On Moderation)]

Re: BATS AREN'T BIRDS!

Yup alright I made an error at least I can admit it, technically the second part of what I said is celluar biology but it's all linked rather closely and it's all herecy so what does it matter?

[Dr. Zaius]

Re: BATS AREN'T BIRDS!

Check out these amazing bat pictures:
Stunning shots of thirsty bats swooping down for a drink from garden pond

Swooping low over a garden pond in Surrey, these are the stunning pictures of bats enjoying an evening drink at their favourite watering hole. They are so detailed you can even see the night creatures slurping from the pool with their little pink tongues.

The amazing shots were taken after months of painstaking planning by wildlife photographer Kim Taylor.