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1928	<b>and the Greeks owe a debt to the ancient near East, for the foundations	Mary Cluney	-	1/9/2006
1927	Science's roots are a good deal older than Christianity: livius.org and th	epicure	-	1/9/2006
1926	<i> but I can't think of any scientific theory that doesn't have a	TimF	-	1/9/2006
1925	<b>Actually science's roots are Christian. Science as an organized pro	Mary Cluney	-	1/9/2006
1924	The most prominent evolutionist of our day does an awful lot outside of scientif	Brumar89	-	1/8/2006
1923	Actually science's roots are Christian. Science as an organized process was	Brumar89	-	1/8/2006
1922	<i>The arguments over design should be taking place in scientific journals	Lane3	-	1/8/2006
1921	No. But evolution (as an explanation for the totality of biological variation)	Brumar89	-	1/8/2006
1920	<i>..you're offended by the arrogance of certain scientists who speak	Brumar89	-	1/8/2006
1919	The War That Wasn't Science and Religion Have Often Stood Together By Alan	Lane3	-	1/8/2006
1918	<b>Michael Behe is both a scientist and a religious person. The irrreducib	Mary Cluney	-	1/8/2006
1917	<i> Some science involves just observation and not experiment.</i>	Ilaine	-	1/7/2006
1916	I didn't have "debate" in mind. I was thinking about science, pur	Ilaine	-	1/7/2006
1915	<i> Can you think of an experiment to test these issues? </i> Som	TimF	-	1/7/2006
1914	The Scopes trial was a little before my time. Though I've heard of it, I ca	Brumar89	-	1/7/2006
1913	Refutation or failed attempt? I've read a few of the attempts to explain	Brumar89	-	1/7/2006
1912	<i>He raises scientific issues which should be addressed by science, not d	Ilaine	-	1/7/2006
1911	<i>..no reason for religious people to go into science and critique scienc	Brumar89	-	1/7/2006
1910	We may not have a common ground. <i>If it makes you feel better to believ	Brumar89	-	1/7/2006
1909	<i> Get the drift? </i> I'm not sure. Your drift may be the	TimF	-	1/7/2006
1908	Yes, its interesting - its a sign that humans have an inborm spiritual nature -	Brumar89	-	1/7/2006
1907	<b>Religious people can be scientifically knowledgeable and can in fact be	Mary Cluney	-	1/7/2006
1906	<i> There is no reason for religious people to go into science and critiqu	TimF	-	1/6/2006
1905	Worshipping your "interconnectedness with the cosmos" sounds like prai	Ilaine	-	1/6/2006
1904	"Paranoia" is a red herring. Of course there are religious people who	Ilaine	-	1/6/2006

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