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To: trashcanbred

Are the politicians we appointed trying to slowly tear down science?

Of course not!

Well, if it contradicts fundamentalist beliefs, maybe science should be more careful.

In other words:

Geology: All those rocks and old layers. Gone!

Paleontology: All those fossils. Gone!

Biology: The worst of them all. Gone!

Archaeology: Can't find evidence of the global flood. Gone!

Sedimentology: Same. Gone!

Cosmology: That Big Bang stuff. Gone!

Nuclear physics: Supporting radiometric dating. Gone!

Etc.

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[Paging Nehemiah Scudder. Pick up the white courtesy telephone please.]

34 posted on 05/03/2006 9:15:35 AM PDT by Coyoteman (Creationists know Jack Chick about evolution.)

And don't forget, in the fundamentalist curriculum:

Linguistics: no Tower of Babel -- gone!

History: no end of inconvenient stuff --but the liberals have already finished this one off.

42 posted on 05/03/2006 9:31:09 AM PDT by ToryHeartland ("The universe shares in God’s own creativity." - Rev. G.V.Coyne)

all of that is bunk. The evidence is not in dispute. The spin is. Try again.

397 posted on 05/03/2006 8:17:54 PM PDT by Havoc (Evolutionists and Democrats: "We aren't getting our message out" (coincidence?))

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