Brian Harper Wrote:
>At 10:29 AM 5/30/00 -0400, Bertvan wrote:
>>The Boston Globe, May 30, 2000, Tuesday, Pg. E1
>>HEADLINE: A LITTLE FISH CHALLENGES A GIANT OF SCIENCE
?>BYLINE: By Fred Heeren, GLOBE CORRESPONDENT
>
>First, thanks for posting this, it is very interesting.
>What one sees here is science working the way its supposed
>to. The unfortunate thing is that one has to strip away
>the rhetoric and politics to see it. Too bad.
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>I suspect from this that the Communist Party is
>just playing politics. Accusing someone else of
>ideological blindness? Really? I also have
>my doubts about the credibility of this reporter.
1. Does anybody know if the Fred Heeren who wrote this
article was the same Fred Heeren, a supoorter of both
old-Earth and intelligent design, who wrote the
creationist classic "Show Me God?" Go see:
http://www.daystarcom.org/resources/book_tape.htm
In "Tower of Babel," Robert Pennock satires Heeren's
"ET" parable. This is a story in which "secular" radio
astronomers suffer intellectual distress over discovering
Intelligent Design in radio signals from outer space.
2. Does anybosy know what the Chinese paleontologist
in this article is talking about when he talks about
"unique harmony" and how it interacts with evolution?
Yours:
Keith Littleton
littlejo@vnet.net
New Orleans, LA
"Heavier-than-air flying machines are impossible."
--Lord Kelvin, president, Royal Society, 1895.
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