Re: Evolution Exposed by Roger Patterson

In article <180248605.0000dde6.030.0001@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
TomS <TomS_member@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

"Baraminology" is common enough to have an entry in Wikipedia.

The etymology given for the word is: "The term was devised in 1990
by Kurt P. Wise, based on Frank Lewis Marsh's 1941 coinage of the
term "baramin" from the Hebrew words bara (create) and min (kind);
the combination does not make sense in actual Hebrew."

Kind of like 'hippopotamus', which means "horseriver" rather than
the intended "riverhorse".

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Bobby Bryant
Reno, Nevada

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