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br> Re: Mark Gauvreau Judge's Not So Fast, Mr. Meyerson : /p> p>Thanks to Mark G. Judge for setting the record straight re Irving Berlin -- I wish I could have met Berlin. Shoot, I wish we had offered to take all the Jews in Russia, lock, stock and barrel. People like Harold Meyerson just can't stand to acknowledge that there just possibly might be another dimension to life than one pictured by Meyerson. br> -- Dave Taylor /p> p> FLIMSY THEORY br> Re: Dan Peterson's What's the Big Deal About Intelligent Design? : /p>

Numerous species that once walked the earth, intelligently designed to hear folks like Dan Peterson (who reaches out with the vast biological knowledge his law degree surely gave him) tell it, are now extinct. This, among many other inconvenient facts (such as notable imperfect design, homologous anatomy, the geographical distribution of species and varieties, etc) is a hard thing for intelligent design supporters to explain, but then again they don't explain anything. Instead their 'theory' is content to point to anything that 'Darwinian evolution' cannot 'fully' prove at the moment (ignore for the fact that Darwinian explanations for such things are at least plausible even in the few areas it has not achieved slam dunk status).

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