And further we have:
A) Of course, Johnson is not a 'Dr.' , either.....
************** neither was Einstein. They can cut the intellectual snobbery. Johnson is a graduate of both Harvard and the University of Chicago. He was a law clerk for Chief Justice Earl Warren, and just retired from teaching law at the University of California at Berkeley for over 30 years.
Johnson has a juris doctor degree, so technically he is a "doctor." Lawyers
do not usually refer to themselves as "doctors," but others sometimes refer
to them that way out of respect for their legal training. In the context of
the creation-evolution debate, calling someone "doctor" may suggest he or she
possesses a doctorate in some relevant scientific field, but Johnson is so
well known (as a law professor) that I cannot see that being a problem in his
case.
B) Please name a couple of the "world class scientists" who are associated with
Dr. Johnson.
***************** Just a couple?
Dr. Scott Minnich
Dr. Lee Spetner
Dr. Michael Behe
Dr. Paul Nelson
Dr. Steve Meyer
Dr. William Dembski
Dr. Jonathan Wells
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