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....com wrote in news:1190216723.949963.144330@ 22g2000hsm.googlegroups.com: The stuff about Darwin, however, mystifies me. Darwin was a scientist, not a prophet, theologian, or professor of ethics. Why is his theory supposed to create or destroymorality, traditional or otherwise? It is just a description of how certain things happened, based on...
jxrodri@yahoo.com wrote: The stuff about Darwin, however, mystifies me. Darwin was a scientist, not a prophet, theologian, or professor of ethics. Why is his theory supposed to create or destroymorality, traditional or otherwise? It is just a description of how certain things ... it. That's because you know what Darwinism actually means. Sound of Fart thinks it ...
