Re: Evolution Deniers
- From: "Lt. Kizhe Catson" <lt.kizhe@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2005 19:30:52 -0500
Grendel wrote:
> Beagle wrote:
>
>>Sorry if this has been raised before, but wouldn't it be better to
>>formally categorise IDers and Creationists in their many, somewhat
>>confusing forms as Evolution Deniers? And, yes, I know it echoes
>>Holocaust Deniers, because I think their intellectual honesty is on
>>roughly the same level, not to mention the ideological nastiness that
>>lies (very thinly masked) behind their antics.
>
>
> Evolution deniers (ED) are better EDucated and tend to think for themselves.
I don't suppose you'll be presenting supporting data for this claim any
time soon?
> We choose not to believe in evolution and accept what real science (puts
> on the moon gives us computers science) says about how life and
> organisms work.
This would be "real science" as presented by the gaggle of kooks,
cranks, charlatans and liars styling themselves "Creation Scientists"?
I don't suppose you'll be presenting any of this "real science" any time
soon? Extra points for claims that haven't been refuted fifty times
over.....
>>Evolution Denial, after all, is what these people are about. It's been
>>demonstrated over and over again, not least in t.o., that they have
>>nothing positive to offer science, and only seek to tear the edifice
>>down with abuse, distortion and downright lies. So a wholly negative
>>term for them seems far more apt than 'creationist' or 'intelligent
>>design advocate'. And why should rational people be required to use the
>>terminology of these enemies of rationality?
>
>
> You, as a believer in evolution (BiE) do so in spite of the science or
> the facts...and choose to believe evolution has occurred.
> Terminology I like to describe you folks is "DUBE's" (DUped By
> Evolution) Personally I think you people have smoked one too many DUBEs,
> that is why you cannot think critically about this absurd belief in ToE.
>
>
>
>>Dave the Grouchy Agnostic - it's probably the time of year
>
>
> Jesus *is* the reason for the season.
And here I thought it was the winter solstice, plus a bit of calendrical
drift and assorted syncretisms. Silly me.
-- Kizhe
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