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Author Topic:   The lack of empirical evidence for the theory of evolution, according to Faith.
commike37
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Message 136 of 138 (199761)
04-16-2005 1:21 PM
Reply to: Message 135 by sfs
04-16-2005 7:11 AM


Re: Weak Credibility Challenge
Genetic Analysis of Coordinate Flagellar and Type III Regulatory Circuits in Pathogenic Bacteria is the most note-worthy piece of research coming out of the conference, but otherwise, information is scarce, as there doesn't appear to be a website for this conference. Referring to those eight Baylor biologists, though, I would like to see their specific objections to the conference, if possible. Anyone can say that ID is pseudo-science, but I hope that these scientists could provide a good, scientific line of reasoning as to why this conference is merely pseudo-science.

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Message 137 of 138 (199762)
04-16-2005 1:25 PM
Reply to: Message 136 by commike37
04-16-2005 1:21 PM


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You seem to have forgotten about the need for some additions to the school curiculum. Since that should be easy enough perhaps you can get a moment to supply them?

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Message 138 of 138 (202204)
04-25-2005 12:40 PM
Reply to: Message 133 by commike37
04-15-2005 6:59 PM


Re: Weak Credibility Challenge
hey I didn't challenge the conference's credibility, I just asked where the results were published so I could peruse them. Does it matter whether I'm a scientist or not? In fact I am (though not "highly rated" )
Anyway its worth treating ISI impact factors with some caution. You can get a good rating if one hundred people completely debunk your work, because that will amount to one hundred citations...

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