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Other side's biggest misinterpretation?

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PaulK
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10-02-2003 7:50 AM 		Reply to: Message 29 by defenderofthefaith
10-02-2003 7:27 AM

Yes, that is a good example of a creationist misrepresentation.
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10-11-2003 6:55 PM 		Reply to: Message 34 by defenderofthefaith
10-10-2003 8:18 PM

Do you care to support your assertion ? Do you have ANY examples of ANY evolutionist claiming that the peppered moth is anything more than an example of natural selection in action ?
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12-03-2003 5:58 PM 		Reply to: Message 38 by Quetzal
12-03-2003 5:18 PM

Re: My Favorite
The only thing that I've seen even come close is the neo-Velikovskian "Saturn Hypothesis" promoted by people like the infmous Ted Holden.
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It's been a while since I've seen anything on that particular lunacy but here's a talkorigins page that mentions it
Sauropods, Elephants, Weightlifters: Mechanism
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A talk.origins post:
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Here is Ted Holden's own description
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