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di DavidP
il 27 November 2008

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Creationism should be taught alongside Evolution in science lessons, some teachers apparently think!

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How anyone could give this anything less than ***** is beyond me. Divinely inspired ;)

, il 23 March 2011 segnala post rispondi applause 0

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What exactly is it that you're saying? You lost me at "statistically impossible events." If you're an econ major defining evolution as statistically impossible, I pity whatever financial institution foolhardy enough to give you work. Evolution is not treated like "religion." It's backed by an insurmountable sum of evidence, of which you can read at "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution", or Darwin's "Origin of Species" if you're a wiki h8r. I will agree that evolution theory is not complete, but that doesn't make it statistically impossible; that's like calling special relativity statistically impossible because Einstein's theory hasn't been completely integrated with quantum physics.

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Hmmm! What flood did you have in mind? I think your comment may be funnier than the cartoon!

DavidP, il 26 June 2010 segnala post rispondi applause 0

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1.So if Christian/Jewish theory seems hard to accept(such as that a giant flood moved around sediment and quickly buried dinosaurs) we are idiots, but if an evolutionist theory is hard to accept(like a series of statistically impossible events miraculously causing life) it's stupid not to simply accept it. 2.If you hadn't noticed I just mentioned that Creationists actually have a theory despite what this comic might imply. 3.I actually accept teaching the theory of evolution in school, because it allows for a scientific, if possibly somewhat inaccurate, theory rather than a religious supposition. As an Econ major, one of our main tools is to use concepts we understand are incomplete to gain a better understanding of realities, but we admit that they are incomplete. Stop treating evolution like religion and hopefully people will stop treating religion like science.

, il 26 June 2010 segnala post rispondi applause 0

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I can't believe the ads this page seems to have attracted (on the right, there). I just want to throw up my hands and laugh! Still, I suppose their 'right of reply' is fair enough.

DavidP, il 09 March 2009 segnala post rispondi applause 0