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To: Brumar89 who wrote (15852)	8/21/2011 12:00:52 PM
From: Greg or e	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 69300

Yes there are. The fact that the evolutionists won't even discuss anything pertaining to evolution. is indicative of both the weakness of their position and the their infantile level of maturity, but that seems to be a trend: doesn't it? As James White points out with regard to their great hero Dawkins running away from a debate with Craig: "...the fact that Richard Dawkins, like most atheists I've met, is far more comfortable with monologues than dialogues. They tend to be very brave amongst their own, or behind a keyboard, but they are significantly less excited about serious challenges to their worldview and their rhetoric. Dawkins, in particular, is so far out of his element (and way beyond his depth) in dealing with philosophy or theology or history---and he well knows it---that he knows a meaningful debate with a prepared opponent would diminish his following (and his readership). Dawkins' comments are the classic self-defensive actions of someone who knows he is in trouble: "I have no intention of assisting Craig in his relentless drive for self-promotion." Yes, Dawkins could never be accused of self-promotion. The humor is not even lost on the Brits! "