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So do the 40% or so of these eggs which don't implant and develop in the womb go to purgatory as well with all the other unbaptised kids?

Is a fertilised egg a human being?

I couldn't agree more. Abortion should be subsidised by taxpayers. Good to see things haven't changed here.

Yeah because jewish super zombies are a much more likely explanation.:rolleyes:

Thanks for that. I've had plenty of experience of Mike and I don't see him pulling a precambrian rabbit out of his hat on this topic. ;)

No it wouldn't because ID was never a credible theory in the first place, thats why it isn't taught at schools, except those who have vested interest in it and even then it isn't taught in science classrooms. There are even some people who believe in sky fairies and ID who accept evolution but...

A directly observed and repeatable experiment which shows evolution occuring doesn't prove evolution. :rolleyes: So if directly observing evolution occuring in a controlled environment so as to preclude contamination, publishing the results and having them peer reviewed and also to be able to...

I did investigate further thats how I know of the experiment I referenced. It has been widely peer reviewed and can be replicated. Now I am asking you to respond to the evidence that has clearly shown evolution to be real as it is your proposition that evolution is wrong.

I wasn't complaining I was just pointing out how very wrong you are. So are you going to admit evolution is correct or are you just going to ignore the evidence?

Blount, Z. D., C. Z. Borland, and R. E. Lenski. 2008. Historical contingency and the evolution of a key innovation in an experimental population of Escherichia coli. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA 105:7899-7906. Barrick, J. E., D. S. Yu, S. H. Yoon, H. Jeong, T. K. Oh, D...

No evolution is not wrong it's a theory in exactly the same way as gravity is a theory. Apart from anything else evolution has been directly observed http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._coli_long-term_evolution_experiment So please keep your sky fairies and zombie saviours to yourself.

Or you could do it like this: Public Function RHLastRow(ws As Worksheet) As Long RHLastRow = ws.UsedRange.Rows(ws.UsedRange.Rows.Count).Row End Function Seasons greetings

Yep the following will do it =A2-MOD(WEEKDAY(A2,2),7)

If you date is in cell A2 this will return the previous saturday =A2-MOD(WEEKDAY(A2),7)

Well I had expected you to come back with what you needed merged cells for so I could give you a worksround. If you want to do anything in future you still have to deal with the same issues. Anyway enjoy your bad design and it's great to see you posting your "solution" to help other people with...