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]]> By: ABP http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-30710 ABP Tue, 14 Apr 2009 20:02:52 +0000 http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-30710 Beats me what he meant. On that note, I would really, really like to get a hold of the July 1995 Playboy so I can scan the article and post a link to his actual anti-evolution comments. I have not come across any old Playboys but I keep my eye out at yard sales. Beats me what he meant.

On that note, I would really, really like to get a hold of the July 1995 Playboy so I can scan the article and post a link to his actual anti-evolution comments. I have not come across any old Playboys but I keep my eye out at yard sales.

]]> By: Dean http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-30706 Dean Tue, 14 Apr 2009 19:19:57 +0000 http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-30706 If Gibson is pro-creation, then what did he mean on his commentary track for "Apocolypto" when he said, "The tapir looks like a pig, but is actually closer to the horse". Was that just cultural force of habit, an observation on appearance, or a descriptoin of how the similar mammals branched off according to evolution? If Gibson is pro-creation, then what did he mean on his commentary track for “Apocolypto” when he said, “The tapir looks like a pig, but is actually closer to the horse”. Was that just cultural force of habit, an observation on appearance, or a descriptoin of how the similar mammals branched off according to evolution?

]]> By: ABP http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-29754 ABP Thu, 26 Mar 2009 19:08:27 +0000 http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-29754 Dr. Flanders, Thanks for the link to that much more comprehensive breakdown of American beliefs. But note that most of the data reported at that site came from a later Gallup poll than the one I cited---I don't appreciate being accused of "not telling the truth." (Besides, it shows the same outcomes.) And your interpretation of the results are flawed. The 14% of people who accept the non-theistic view of evolution aren't rejecting anybody. The survey asked people to choose which statements they most agree with. There's no measurement of people getting rejected. Dr. Flanders,

Thanks for the link to that much more comprehensive breakdown of American beliefs. But note that most of the data reported at that site came from a later Gallup poll than the one I cited—I don’t appreciate being accused of “not telling the truth.” (Besides, it shows the same outcomes.)

And your interpretation of the results are flawed. The 14% of people who accept the non-theistic view of evolution aren’t rejecting anybody. The survey asked people to choose which statements they most agree with. There’s no measurement of people getting rejected.

]]> By: Dr. Dennis Flanders http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-29753 Dr. Dennis Flanders Thu, 26 Mar 2009 18:30:41 +0000 http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-29753 At least tell the truth. According to Gallup 14% believe in godless evolution, 36% believe in God-directed evolution and 44% believe that God created man as he is today. The 14% who believe in Godless evolution reject the 36% who are thiestic evolutionists. to see this for yourself go to http://www.gallup.com/poll/21814/Evolution-Creationism-Intelligent-Design.aspx D. At least tell the truth. According to Gallup 14% believe in godless evolution, 36% believe in God-directed evolution and 44% believe that God created man as he is today. The 14% who believe in Godless evolution reject the 36% who are thiestic evolutionists. to see this for yourself go to http://www.gallup.com/poll/21814/Evolution-Creationism-Intelligent-Design.aspx

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]]> By: Jessie Rue http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-720 Jessie Rue Fri, 21 Sep 2007 03:48:55 +0000 http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-720 Sherri Shepherd, co-host "The View" Sherri Shepherd, co-host “The View”

]]> By: NBP http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-304 NBP Wed, 01 Aug 2007 22:10:57 +0000 http://thinkevolution.net/archives/123#comment-304 Hmm. I guess that fame does not necessarily come with sense. Most of the people you have listed I don't particularly respect for other reasons (just how sane can Mel Gibson be?) By the way, I love that Coulter is described as a maniac, rather than a pundit. Anyway, I am so much more concerned about people I know and like and generally respect who do not believe in evolution - particularly when they are professional colleagues of mine who affect the minds of children. Then it's downright scary. Hmm. I guess that fame does not necessarily come with sense. Most of the people you have listed I don’t particularly respect for other reasons (just how sane can Mel Gibson be?) By the way, I love that Coulter is described as a maniac, rather than a pundit.
Anyway, I am so much more concerned about people I know and like and generally respect who do not believe in evolution – particularly when they are professional colleagues of mine who affect the minds of children. Then it’s downright scary.

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