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doubtingt · 11-08-2002, 10:56 AM

Hello all,

I'm doing some research on the effects of prior beliefs on reading comprehension (which I will inform you more about when its completed).

I need a good, to-the-point, short text that argues against evolutionary theory. Preferably it should not be explicitly "pro-creationist", but be more or an intelligent design type argument against mainstream Darwinian evolution.

It can't be too technical and should be at the high school reading level. I'll have to trim it down to 750 words, so it shouldn't be over 2000 words to start with.

If anyone has any ideas about a website that has such an essay posted, please let me know.

Thanks

doubtingt

doubtingt · 11-08-2002, 01:15 PM

Never Mind.

I found what I needed.

Quote:

Originally posted by doubtingt:
<strong>Hello all,

I'm doing some research on the effects of prior beliefs on reading comprehension (which I will inform you more about when its completed).

I need a good, to-the-point, short text that argues against evolutionary theory. Preferably it should not be explicitly "pro-creationist", but be more or an intelligent design type argument against mainstream Darwinian evolution.

It can't be too technical and should be at the high school reading level. I'll have to trim it down to 750 words, so it shouldn't be over 2000 words to start with.

If anyone has any ideas about a website that has such an essay posted, please let me know.

Thanks

doubtingt</strong>

crocodile deathroll · 11-10-2002, 12:28 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by doubtingt:
<strong>Hello all,

I'm doing some research on the effects of prior beliefs on reading comprehension (which I will inform you more about when its completed).

I need a good, to-the-point, short text that argues against evolutionary theory. Preferably it should not be explicitly "pro-creationist", but be more or an intelligent design type argument against mainstream Darwinian evolution.

It can't be too technical and should be at the high school reading level. I'll have to trim it down to 750 words, so it shouldn't be over 2000 words to start with.

If anyone has any ideas about a website that has such an essay posted, please let me know.

Thanks

doubtingt</strong>

<a href="http://www.smithsonianmag.si.edu/smithsonian/issues97/sep97/doyle.html" target="_blank"> Start with this </a> it may be a little more believable

11-08-2002, 10:56 AM	#1
doubtingt Veteran Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: USA Posts: 4,635	I need a 1000 word "Anti-evolution" essay Hello all, I'm doing some research on the effects of prior beliefs on reading comprehension (which I will inform you more about when its completed). I need a good, to-the-point, short text that argues against evolutionary theory. Preferably it should not be explicitly "pro-creationist", but be more or an intelligent design type argument against mainstream Darwinian evolution. It can't be too technical and should be at the high school reading level. I'll have to trim it down to 750 words, so it shouldn't be over 2000 words to start with. If anyone has any ideas about a website that has such an essay posted, please let me know. Thanks doubtingt

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