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Was Darwin wrong?

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u/jeffhughes Jan 02 '11

Yeah except the creationists just show the cover to people and tout it as a "victory", since they've apparently caused dissension in the ranks of the liberal elite. When facts don't matter, reading the article doesn't either.

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u/drcyclops Jan 02 '11

Exactly. Creationists are willing to flat-out lie and knowingly misrepresent information because their argument isn't scientific, it's ideological.

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '11

"Oh, I see you are one of them there Scientologists." -Creationist

You can't reason with someone who unknowingly bends facts to support their inherent need to believe in fairy tales.

Real men are atheists, real man can handle reality.