Almost a month ago, I wrote about how I had been banned by a couple of Facebook users
and Aaron Tullock did on his True Dinos Facebook 
I'm a physicist, not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure I didn't post anything illegally. Both of the Facebook pages are public, as are their web pages. I believe that the Fair Use Doctrine may apply.As to the defamation charge, Aaron needs to know the difference between slander and libel. Notwithstanding the vocabulary, I think libel is " to publish in print (including pictures), writing or broadcast through radio, television or film, an untruth about another which will do harm to that person or his/her reputation, by tending to bring the target into ridicule, hatred, scorn or contempt of others." [dictionary.law.com] If Aaron can point out the untruth, I will gladly retract.
By the way, Cowboy Bob and Aaron, calling you out for your scientific nonsense is not ridiculing you for spreading your gospel. I'm ridiculing you for believing in creationist gibberish.
Lastly, I will take this opportunity to once again invite them to address the issue that led them to ban me.
Both Cowboy Bob and Aaron are biblical literalists. The bible literally says the Sun orbits the Earth. [A historical point here. Galileo was tried and convicted by the Catholic Church in 1633 for promoting the heliocentric model for which Pope John Paul II apologized in 1992.] Do they adhere to the biblical view or is their bible wrong on this matter? To make matters easy on them I will once again provide a link to true biblical literalists that know what the bible says on this. Galileo Was Wrong; The Church Was Right.
They are invited to comment here using whatever language they deem appropriate. I ask that they do not do so anonymously. They will not be banned.
I wonder if they will extend to me the same courtesy?
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