It's a bad thing. Frequently, after coming across your posts, I ask myself, "Whose side is he on, anyway?"
Here's the pattern: You post a link or a quote of some "joke" made at the expense of right-wing Christians. Then when you are asked to explain yourself, you say that you are not opposed to whatever you just mocked, or that you're not sure where you stand on the issue, or that you don't know why you posted what you did.
There are other patterns I see, too.
What am I hoping to accomplish? I want some straight answers from you. The reason I'd prefer a one-on-one is that I don't want distractions from other posters.
You think that YECs are "not necessarily" stupid. That's rather ambiguous.
You know virtually nothing about AnswersInGenesis, but you think a joke about them making their audience "stupider" is funny. Why? Do you think there is some truth in that joke? (I can't see how one would find such a joke to be funny if one didn't find any truth in it.)
to be honest I'm not sure what I believe. I'm sort of in the process (a very slow one) of taking a fresh look at the issue (though this is in a way the first time I'm looking at the issue).
Maybe you should read some of the material at
AnswersInGenesis.org. (I especially like Dr. Jon Sarfati's writings.) Then maybe you'll be better qualified to judge whether their advanced-degreed scientists are stupid.
Maybe.