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Carol Lee Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > On 22 Nov 2003, ambrose searle wrote: > > > > > All with impeccable credentials. > > There are credentials and then again there are credentials. All the scientists I identified have solid academic credentials and reputable academic positions. If they were what you imply, they would neither be able to publish in academic presses nor maintain academic appointments. > > Wells, Denton, et al have refuted some of the more basic tenets of > > Darwinism. > > What would those "more basic 'tenets'" be? natural selection, etc. > And FYI, "tenets" is a might strange word to use when speaking about > science. It applies quite well in this case. > > > > By the way, which scientist confirmed Darwin's theory of Social > > > > Darwinism? > > > > Please put Darwin's theory of Social Darwinism > > > > here ----------> > > > http://human-nature.com/rmyoung/papers/paper60h.html > > What kind of a scientist is Robert M. Young? Take a look: http://human-nature.com/rmyoung/cv.html > > > > > Not inherently, but religious philosophy usually crosses into > > > > > "theology" and is called by that label. > > > > > Philosophy does not specialize in atheism. Period. > > > > Did anyone say it did? > > > Yes. Bob LeChevalier: > > > A.S."I majored in philosophy" > > > B.L."So you chose a major that specializes in atheism" > > > http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=g7nsqvs6pkmvdo56chbta907ue51q6hj6d%404ax.com&output > > > Any other questions? > > Have you ever posted this kind of stuff in talk.origins before this? proof that bob said philosophy specializes in atheism? No.
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