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To: Tribune7
My point, actually, is that there is more than one theory of evolution being discussed in our culture.

Indeed, there are. As are Elvis sightings.

But as to the question you raised about there being a "well-known" biological/cosmological Theory of Evolution "traceable back to Darwin".... I am unaware of such a theory being proposed or entertained by scientists.

Can you please provide a citation to a mainstream peer-reviewed science journal article in which it (a "well-known" biological/cosmological Theory of Evolution "traceable back to Darwin") is discussed? Links to websites that contain seemingly ambiguous wording don't count.

3,454 posted on 01/07/2003 11:06:24 AM PST by longshadow
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To: longshadow
Rather than keep arguing the point will you just agree that the phrase "Evolution, the sequence of events by which the world came to be as we see it today, is the central organizing principle of the historical sciences -- biology, geology, and cosmology" is bad science and this concept has no place in schools?

3,456 posted on 01/07/2003 11:10:51 AM PST by Tribune7
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