Re: Hey guys heres a question for you

I give you some dead ones too!!
19th century Joseph Townsend, William Buckland, WJ Conybeare, Richard Owen,
John Salter,
Walcott of Burgess Shale, Norman Newell who is well into his 80s if still
alive.

Definitely not dead is Martin Rudwick who is turned into a historian of
geology par excellence. He also has a very good theological grasp

Hope this helps

Michael
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Hewlett" <john.hewlett@usa.com>
To: <asa@calvin.edu>
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 6:11 AM
Subject: Hey guys heres a question for you

> I kind of have a little (actually it is quite extensive from what is
available online) list of scientist-christians. I was wondering if you all
new of any Christian paleontologists or paleobiologist. I have Simon Conway
Morris, and ASA's own Keith Miller, and Robert Bakker. And well thats pretty
much it. Some of you may know some paleotologist personally and are
unwilling to divulge their names if you will and thats ok, I was just
wondering if you would through some names out for me. I know of some
creationist paleotologist, but I am kind of trying to balance it with people
of the theistic evolution persuasion.
>
> Very best wishes to you all!
> John
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Received on Sun Feb 27 17:34:22 2005