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From: tet@uvaee.UUCP (Thomas E. Tkacik)
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Subject: Re: Re: Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! (On Creationism and Religion)
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> >Ooops.  You're right.  Ok, let me rephrase it, to make it more accurate.
> >
> >Creationism is not science.  It is religion.  Those who believe in the
> >(purported) authority of Genesis are the sole proponents.
> 
> Haven't you heard of the ICR (Institute of Creation Research) based in
> San Diego? There are hundreds of Biologists, Chemists, and Physicists
> who believe in creation science on the basis of scientific evidence alone.
> There is as much SCIENTIFIC evidence behind Creation theory as there is
> the Evolutionary theory. Please don't make statements that are not based
> 
How many of these scientists are not Christians or Jewish?  They
believe in the authority of Genesis, and formed the ICR only later
when a solely religious basis for creationism proved to be 
unconvincing.  If you do not believe this, look up their early writings.
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Tom Tkacik        ...!mcnc!ncsu!uvacs!uvaee!tet