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To: shroudie
Should we refuse to explore that because this piece of cloth is also a relic?

The author clearly has no interest in teaching about carbon dating. His interest is bringing religion into the public school classroom.

19 posted on 08/22/2006 2:15:51 PM PDT by Dracian
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To: Dracian

And how do you know that this is the author's interest? I happen to know that the author would rather that religion not be discussed in the science classroom. But science teachers can not be afraid to face up to it when it arises.

In the case of the shroud, scientists explored the subject and found no good answers.


22 posted on 08/23/2006 3:12:48 AM PDT by shroudie (http://www.shroudstory.com)
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To: Dracian
The author clearly has no interest in teaching about carbon dating. His interest is bringing religion into the public school classroom.

Nonsense. Note that his objections are every one scientific, and quite convincing ones in my humble opinion.

If you have a scientific objection to his analysis, by all means share it.

23 posted on 08/23/2006 6:09:37 AM PDT by Claud
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