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To: Rippin

The "evolutionary synthesis" refers to articles published in 1938-1940, prior to molecular biology.


118 posted on 02/14/2005 9:46:42 AM PST by js1138
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To: js1138

The "evolutionary synthesis" refers to articles published in 1938-1940, prior to molecular biology.
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The queston on the table is whether evolutionists consider mutation to be "random" = non-directed. I said "yea" and was told "nay." So I gave a link to TalkOrigins intro which seems to be a respected place to find out the RIGHT answers about evolution which seems to agree with me.

Now you are talking about terminology timeframes but talk origins used the quote I pulled as representative of the modern synthesis meaning "current."

So are you saying talk origins is wrong and the Modern Synthesis does include directed mutation? Or are you just making a minor point about terminology?


119 posted on 02/14/2005 10:30:29 AM PST by Rippin
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