[Ethan Clive Osgoode]

Sensible fellow. I can understand his reluctance to cast his lot in with the Darwinian loons: Darwinism-Eugenics.

[Ethan Clive Osgoode]

peeeng!

[jalisco555]

“It is the same as asking the gentleman, ‘Do you believe the world is flat?' and he doesn't answer on religious grounds,” said Dr. Alters. “Or gravity, or plate tectonics, or that the Earth goes around the sun.”

Exactly. Said Minister should lose his job.

[RoadTest]

” I am a Christian, and I don’t think anybody asking a question about my religion is appropriate,””

Funny. Saul of Tarsus didn’t mind explaining his beliefs to anybody who would listen.

[Liberty1970]

The religious nuts (i.e., evolutionists) are running scared again.

This propaganda about "being opposed to science" is getting so old. Day after day there are threads right here on FR showing how science demonstrates evolutionary mechanisms are inadequate to explain most features of life. Yesterday's thread on folding of soft strata was a good case in point, as Darwinist after Darwinist avoided even attempting to refute this evidence for a young earth.

[GodGunsGuts]

Thanks to ECO for finding this one!

[El Cid]

"Some have expressed concern that Mr. Goodyear, a chiropractor from Cambridge, Ont., is suspicious of science, perhaps because he is a creationist".

Yes, the ever present "Some" ...
C'mon, no one is suspicious of science ('Having knowledge'). Suspicious about speculations and extrapolations presented as fact - sure...

[allmendream]

So they ask this nut job with a science post about a scientific subject (evolution) and he responds by talking about his religion?

What a whack job nut ball.

[demshateGod]

Thanks for the ping. I’m sure this will cause quite a stir in Canada and on FR.

[Buck W.]

Evolution is perfectly compatible with Christianity.

[Scythian]

Wow, the anti-God crowd are now hunting down their own heritcs, the very reason they often claim to hate the pro-God crowd.