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Poll: Will You Read Creationist Take on Darwin's 'Origin of Species'?

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By Dan Gilgoff, God & Country

Creationist Ray Comfort is releasing an antievolution version of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species. A scientist says the tome is bunk in a God & Country debate. Are you interested in reading the creationist edition of Darwin's classic?

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yeah... cognitively text..

Bypenear of AL 11:40AM December 13, 2009

I've been reading creationists trashing science since the mid-1980s and no new arguments ever appear. BananaMan Ray Comfort is just another sad and hapless denialist in a long line of science deniers.

RBH of OH 11:27PM November 06, 2009

I would not. It is pointless as the creationist agenda is not to educate but rather to suppress creative thought and scientific investigation.
The people behind pushing creationism are simply trying to dumb down their followers in order that they keep sending money rather than asking questions.
Ted Haggard being the perfect example of a man who preaches one thing to the congregation in order to get their money whilst doing another.

keith Johnston 9:28PM November 05, 2009

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