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You still argue from a position that God does not exist. Same reason, even I argued from your position see above. Again, I knew you assumed that. I am simply stating that you are arguing still with a premise to disprove God, as if blemishes on his character somehow means he doesn't exist. I...

And where do you get those conclusions from?

By miracle I am referring to abberations of the laws of nature. Maybe you are meaning something different here. The scientific method works on the assumption that there are predictable pattern and order to the universe. It is a form of inductive reasoning. Deductive reasoning is also used in...

Yeah except for the fact, that logically for the push/advance of LGBTIQ "rights", which for them* (some not nec. all) this is what is all about, transgenderism and the removal of gender distinction is the next battle to be won. You could accuse it of a slippery slope of course, except that is...

archaic, that is in an opinion. up until 10-15 years ago, there would no contest really on what marriage was in Australian society. 'basic legal rights' - again an opinion, very charged I must admit. Nothing in UN declaration of human rights, mandates recognition of same sex couples as...

and that is your opinion, and yes you are allowed to have it, and people, like myself will respectfully disagree. lmho, some people do care about the definition, and generally they are mostly voting no. :)

82.30 (+- 1.00) (either chem/pdh won't count)

90% in ext 1, you will easily do well in ext 2.

93.00

if you do, make sure you use a think pencil, would advise against pacers, as they generally don't tend to be thick enough or go over in pen/pencil afterwards.

95.80

I think you might just achieve or might just miss it 86.30 If you can lift your chemistry mark, then its definitely acheivable

Low range estimate: 82.25 High range estimate: 87.45

if you meet roughly the same marks finally: 98.00 ish It is quite likely that Maths General 2 won't count.

92.95

yes conditional on you doing well in the HSC. if you only hit 75 average, then you are looking at an atar of around 66.00

If it is a exclusively religious concept, (which it isn't), then what right does the government have to legislate marriage in the first place, whatever definition one subscribes to? "Section 116 of the Constitution of Australia precludes the Commonwealth of Australia (i.e., the federal...

In terms of socio-economic, putting aside the word "marriage" itself, de-facto couples have ALMOST the same rights due to changes enacted in Federal Parliament in 2008, and at least in NSW, from a legal standpoint, these inequities have been addressed. The problem is sometimes, the law is not...

Apples & oranges. You understand the reason why the right is not given, is because of what marriage is by definition. Those who don't agree with the 'yes' vote, do not buy in the idea that somehow marriage is a right just for two people who love each other, but is instrically tied up with the...

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