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"The Darwins were a very sociable and happy family, this wasn't a strict Victorian household," Smith-Gore.
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By contrast Ken Millers arguments against Behe in, Finding Darwins God and subsequent articles, strikes me as condescending if not bordering on contempt.
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Or maybe Darwins faith in the future discovery of transitionals or Jack Szostacs faith in vesicles formed by fatty acids as the the cellular catalyst for the hypothetical protocell.
Child Abuse Alert 2009
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Darwins are not a measure of distance, but rate of change.
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Darwins are not a measure of distance, but rate of change.
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These are the same people whose grandparents wanted Scopes to be hung in the square for teaching natural selection in the 1920's but are the first to want antibiotics and vaccines for themselves and their kids (neither of which would be possible without Darwins theory).
Palin calls for Obama to boycott climate change conference 2009
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The cancellation of 'Darwins Dilemma' had everything to do with the DI press release.
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By contrast Ken Millers arguments against Behe in, Finding Darwins God and subsequent articles, strikes me as condescending if not bordering on contempt.
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The cancellation of 'Darwins Dilemma' had everything to do with the DI press release.
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As to nature/nurture, sure, there are probably many Darwins who spent their life as the brightest guy in the coal mine — but do you think that if Newton and Bach were switched at birth that Bach would have studied physics and Newton composed symphonies?
The Volokh Conspiracy » Be Careful. Trust No-One. Shut Up. 2010
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