He posted his goodbye June 16, 2005. The message I responded to is from February 4 of this year.
Challenge: Evolution Debate in the US settled
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He posted his goodbye June 16, 2005. The message I responded to is from February 4 of this year.
because this site is overrun with conservatives and racists.
Or something like that...
uh... yeah... and he won't see your reply... thus, the waste of time...
I'd suspect that Ian would justly ban any open racists among our membership. As for conservative, I just don't see it
I'd suspect that Ian would justly ban any open racists among our membership. As for conservative, I just don't see it
you're confused because you don't know MEJ. Anyone who disagreed with him was a conservative and a racist...
Superdude
Banned
There is just as much evidence for gravity as there is for evolution.
Of course, they are both just theories.
Edit: lol, bump
Bumpy
Bumpy boingy bouncy bump.
Etc.
Anyway, having read through this, there are some interesting ideas on how to neutralise the creationism / evolution debate.
Sadly, there have been some schools over here in the UK teaching creationism, founded by this guy. Despite what the article says, the guy does appear to have a large influence on teaching in the schools. I did see a program - it was Newsnight IIRC - in which they talked to two former pupils at one of his schools who said when it came to science classes they were taught evolution, but only very briefly. Every time it was brought up it was essentially 'well, the government says we have to teach you this, so,' etc. And then the 'teachers' would say 'However, I believe [Genesis], which is true.'
Also, read this (if you have the time).
Bumpy boingy bouncy bump.
Etc.
Anyway, having read through this, there are some interesting ideas on how to neutralise the creationism / evolution debate.
Sadly, there have been some schools over here in the UK teaching creationism, founded by this guy. Despite what the article says, the guy does appear to have a large influence on teaching in the schools. I did see a program - it was Newsnight IIRC - in which they talked to two former pupils at one of his schools who said when it came to science classes they were taught evolution, but only very briefly. Every time it was brought up it was essentially 'well, the government says we have to teach you this, so,' etc. And then the 'teachers' would say 'However, I believe [Genesis], which is true.'
Also, read this (if you have the time).