[Moonman62]

After all, it is your fellow anti-science Temple of Darwin co-religionists who have teamed up with the communist ACLU to prevent students from hearing about the origins debate.

Your buddies want to debate the truth, while real scientists want to find the truth.

[aruanan]

Your buddies want to debate the truth, while real scientists want to find the truth.

That's just so sanctimonious as well as being an over-generalization. Having been surrounded by scientists for the past 14 years (University of Chicago), I can say that most of them are like everyone else: within the purview of their discipline, they try to use evidence they collect to demonstrate in a convincing manner what they believe to be true or to detract from a rival's presentation in the same matter. Outside of the very small niche of their professional interest, they also mostly do what most people do. They have their beliefs that they're comfortable with and don't tend to do more than accept whatever appears to confirm them and ignore whatever doesn't.

[editor-surveyor]

"Your buddies want to debate the truth, while real scientists want to find the truth."

You've got it backwards.

GGG posts threads so that we can discuss the truth, but the atheist-naturalists want to find an alternate 'truth' that will leave them comfortable in their chosen Godless ignorance, so the come to these threads to scream and shout, and throw tantrums to disrupt the discussion.

You're fooling no one.

[UCANSEE2]

Your buddies want to debate the truth, while real scientists want to find the truth.

No one likes the truth, if it disagrees with their conception of the truth.