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Teaching evolution in the context of science

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Andya Primanda
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07-08-2002 4:02 AM 		Reply to: Message 51 by Tranquility Base
07-08-2002 12:10 AM

Say, isn't that too exclusive of us? There are families of creatures with members that differ more than us to bonobos. Take Bovidae. By using your 'kind' concept we are forced to accept that cattle, sheep, goats, yak, gazelles and bison shared a common ancestor. Then how do creationists refuse to include chimps and bonobos into the 'human kind'? Are you trying to be inconsistent?
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