[Texas Eagle]

It's creationists who wish that science could be anything and everything so they could sit at the same table with science. Doesn't work that way.

You're probably right. Tell you what. Let's end this debate right here. I'll take your word over the word of Sir Frances Bacon, Sir Isaac Newton and Louis Pasteur. What did they know about science anyway?

[Thatcherite]

You're probably right. Tell you what. Let's end this debate right here. I'll take your word over the word of Sir Frances Bacon, Sir Isaac Newton and Louis Pasteur. What did they know about science anyway?

Well the first two had no opportunity to either agree or disagree with the theory of evolution. So your point is?

[Alter Kaker]

I'll take your word over the word of Sir Frances Bacon, Sir Isaac Newton...

And tell me, what was Aristotle's view of Einstein? Augustine's of Aquinas? What an inane comment.

[Dimensio]

Ah, the old creationist tactic of appealing to the creationist beliefs of scientists who died before Darwin was even born as if that somehow cast doubt on the theory of evolution.

I mean, really, I know that you don't have any honest arguments, but could you come up with something slightly less blatant?

[CarolinaGuitarman]

"I'll take your word over the word of Sir Frances Bacon, Sir Isaac Newton and Louis Pasteur. What did they know about science anyway?"

A lot more than you.

BTW, was this supposed to be a list of anti-Darwinians? If so, Bacon and Newton died long before the theory was formulated. And Pasteur was not against evolution.