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Author Topic:   Does staunch Creationist criticism assist scienific study?
Minnemooseus
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04-05-2006 4:12 PM
Reply to: Message 1 by Dierotao
04-05-2006 3:43 PM


Creationist critiques of scientific theory are feeble approx. of real critiques
I find this curious, as it would seem such strong criticism would always help refine scientific theories.
In the process of their development, various scientific theories are subject to rigorious review by those scientists of the relevant field. This "strong criticism" will go far beyond the, dare I say, lame and ill informed efforts of the creationist ilk.
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This message has been edited by minnemooseus, 04-05-2006 04:15 PM

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