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Grasse a great biologist/zoologist??? and a knock for salty

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derwood
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05-09-2003 12:32 PM 		Reply to: Message 75 by John A. Davison
05-09-2003 12:27 PM

Re: Matthew 5:13
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Since you refer to Terry as a worm I see no need to enlighten you about what it means to be a Darwinist.
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Of course - afterall, Terry Trainor the creationist is about the opnly friend you have. Way to stick up for your pal.
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Of course, as I am not a Darwinist, your repeated mantras are as informative and meaningful as your paper on the origin of biological information in which you do not actually discuss the origin of biological information.
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And Grasse would agree with me.
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