Re: Horses beaten, not stirred.

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All kinds of strange things go on there.
Everybody knows that if you head into
the Republic of Texas, anything can
happen.  That's why we all stay here in
Colorado.  (Kathleen Ann Goonan)
"Deaddog" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I really have no wish to revisit my refreshing whackathon with the howlers
> over the "mystifying omission of abiogenesis from the general theory of
> evolution."  Like a cicada, I sound off on this every several years, with
> much the same lack of results.


notice as well,

'For instance, while Darwin's theory purported to explain how life could
have grown gradually more complex starting from one or a few simple forms,
it did not explain or attempt to explain how life originated. Chemical
evolutionary theory (which does try to explain the origin of life) has
recently encountered severe scientific criticisms. Yet if the draft
standards aren't revised, Minnesota students won't have to learn anything
about these scientific debates over the origin of life.'

http://www.discovery.org/scripts/viewDB/index.php?command=view&id=1653&progr
am=CRSC