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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: steve harris who wrote (371683)2/22/2008 7:10:01 PM
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It doesn't really answer my question. I wasn't asking if you believe in evolution.

The point is that if you start with the assumption that God create the universe that doesn't preclude evolution, or at least that's my opinion, so I asked if it was yours.

Not believing in evolution doesn't mean you think evolution is logically excluded by the premise that God created the universe. Both the "evolution" and "no evolution" conclusions are consistent with the assumption that God created the universe. If you accept one, you would presumably assert the other to be false, but "false" isn't the same thing as "logically excluded by the starting assumption".
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