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p> DEFENDING THE FAITH br> Re: George Neumayr's The Monkey Wrench : /p> p>How eloquently George Neumayr tosses yet another "ism" onto the ash heap of history, there to rot amongst its deserving brethren, Communism, Environmentalism, and Therapism. br> -- Robin Boult br> Murfreesboro, Tennessee /p>

Just read George Neumayr's The Monkey Wrench." So, evolution theory is "...unsustainable conjecture." This is simply not true, and, the rest of the article is nonsense. When did some of my fellow conservatives begin to dismiss science in so cavalier a manner? Biological science as practiced by real biologists accept the modern synthetic theory of evolution and often find it useful in their endeavors. It is said to be fundamental to understanding biology by some of these biologists. Ignoring the experts in the field to promote an ID or creationist agenda is disingenuous, at best.

p>As a conservative, I find this article embarrassing. br> -- M. A. Sauka

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