Zachriel
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| Quote (sparc @ Dec. 27 2014,12:46) | | Quote (Quack @ Dec. 27 2014,01:58) | The example of Fred Hoyle and his opinion about Archeopteryx properly demonstrate that it isn't enough to be of a minority opinion; you need to be right as well.
But right or wrong is not a issue to creationists, what counts is to be in opposition to science in general and evolution in particular.
Being wrong as a YEC is "fair trade", being wrong as an ID-ist believing in the chimera created by Phillip Johnson, Dembski and Behe represent loss of intellectual integrity. |
Talking about Archeopteryx. I am quite happy that I had the chance to see the original at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin during my summer holidays:
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Very cool.
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