platolives
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posted 18. May 2006 17:04
In a recent article in The Cornell Sun-campus paper, William provine characteristically bashed
ID. Though I can't understand why a staunch Darwinist would say he would rather teach students more on philosophy. Won't students then be more apt to notice that Darwin's general Theory
of Evolution violates information's Law of Conservation since Provine increased their logic
skills?
“I find that evolution is the most effective engine of atheism ever invented by humans, and I think the creationists are really afraid of something,” he said.
“I would rather [Rawlings] try to get more classics in the high schools, rather than fighting I.D.,” Provine said. “More Plato, more Aristotle, more Thycudides.”
Provine also took issue with Rawlings’ implication that intelligent design does not have any place in a science classroom.
See "Cornell President Misrepresents Intelligent Design And Delivers A Diatribe Against Academic Freedom" at discovery.org
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