Re: Substantial equivalence reply to Wytze

[Rick Roush <rroush@waite.adelaide.edu.au>]

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>But if Lappe's soybeans were grown in identical circumstances the
>difference is significant.

Statistically or biologically?


>> Wytze, (I refuse to accept that creationists are right) because they
>>reject overwhelming evidence that life evolved over millions of years in
>>favor of a Biblical view that God created all in 7 days roughly 4000
>>years ago. Will you defend that?
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>First, you limit religiousness here to Christianity which is a mistake.
>Second, the position in Christianity that the creation happened in 7 days
>4000 years ago is a pretty orthodox position, which is not shared by most
>christians. What I defend is the right to reject GE on religious grounds.
>What I defend is the position that it is still an unsolved question
>whether this planet is created, evoluted, or a combination of both. Mu
>personal position in this is irrelevant.Wytze

Wytze: I raised a specific example of people with PhDs whom I did not
believe.  I am not "limiting my religiousness to Christianity".  I
disbelieve all religious zealots without discrimination.

I ask again, what are the tenets of the religious bases on which you reject
GE?