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Centurion · 03-23-2006, 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Robodoon

Charles Darwin confided his own doubts in a letter to a colleague in 1858, the year before publication of the Origin of Species:

If Darwin himself called it "grievously too hypothetical," why are we teaching it as proven fact today?

Page 73-74 The Case against Darwin

Robodoon, you should know better than to attack another's dogmatic patriarchs.
This can do nothing but stir up local zealots intent on clinging to misrepresenting cross-breading, adaptation and who can make up the best plausible fairytale and call it science.

Worldtraveller · 03-23-2006, 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Centurion

Robodoon, you should know better than to attack another's dogmatic patriarchs.
This can do nothing but stir up local zealots intent on clinging to misrepresenting cross-breading, adaptation and who can make up the best plausible fairytale and call it science.

Oh look another comes along <edited>, without even reading the thread, obviously.

What's it like living in something so small?

Cheers,
Lane

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