I read this in the National Geographic that arrived yesterday and I was shocked. Shocked that they would publish it because it seems that they have been on a mission for the last couple of years. A mission to beat down any questioning to the theory of evolution while alternately trumpeting the alarm of impending global destruction by man (of course). Woven into these stories are occasional references or off-handed remarks implying that belief in God indicates a lack of knowledge or sophistication.
I was also glad to see that they chose such a high profile scientist for the interview and didn't just go out and grab some unknown sap that is researching Bigfoot or UFO's and would have been dismissed as a loon.
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
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aaugh....don't know...brain can't...world spinning....
something of substance on Threegoat??
--schmo
What an amazing God we have! How could anyone think that our bodies are anything other than thoughtful design? The double helix alone...mind-boggling.
Sorry for the sudden reverse in direction.
We will now return to our regular staple, worthless drivel.
Not to be confused by the Steve Martin book, "Pure Drivel", which I have read, but can't remember anything about except that I think it was just as funny as the title.
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