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‘Ockham’s Razor’, a program about science or a soapbox for prejudice? : Comments
By Peter Sellick, published 5/1/2010It is not good enough to raise the spectre of the trial of Galileo to prove that Christianity is essentially antagonistic to natural science.
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The point I am trying to make is that downmarket Evolutionists can be quite as "crazy" as downmarket Inteligent Designists. The "crazy" text book I referred to - I kept it because it was so bizarre - says that it is teaching "evolution." What I find most objectionable about evolutionary publicists, like Robyn Williams and company, is that that they compare the most advanced scientists dealing with the latest on genetics and evolution with some unhappy fundamentalist and declare themselves victims of a "war on Science." They conspicuously refuse to meet the arguments of anyone as qualified as themselves with a different point of view. I didn't invent my refugee friends - they were part of my childhood, and I have since learned that their aproach to evolution through catatrophic events, rather than through natural selection, has a lot going for it. Of course the advent of genetic science has modified many argument relating to evolution.