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Author Topic:   Dr. Robert T. Bakker's thoughts on ID and Atheism in schools.
PaulK
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Message 13 of 111 (231867)
08-10-2005 12:35 PM
Reply to: Message 7 by Faith
08-10-2005 11:57 AM


I think it is clear that Bakker is not an ID'er
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In the battle between Dawkins’ Atheism and Phillip Johnson’s Intelligent Design, we’re not allowed to use public money to promote either. Neither is science.
Bakker's position is quite clearly pro-evolution and anti-ID. So he's certainly against the YEC version of "Bible-believing Christianity".

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Message 18 of 111 (231882)
08-10-2005 12:57 PM
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08-10-2005 12:41 PM


But the ID movement DOES claim to be doing science. Thus it is clear that Bakker does not agree with them on a fundamental point. Rather he is taking a Christian evolutionist view which would get him roundly condemned from much of the YEC camp as a "compromising Christian".

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