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	Comments on: The cat&#8217;s out of the bag&#8230;	</title>
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		By: Dave Briggs		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The US scientific community has begun 2008 with a strong offensive on evolution in the educational system, which often evokes the ire of advocates of creationism, a belief that humanity, life and the universe were created in their original form by a deity.&lt;b&gt;I am copying my response to the previous post here. The Ecumenical News International doesn&#039;t speak for me or the thousands of Christians I have known in the 30 years I have been a Christian.Most Christians believe that life is elastic and changes and adapts as time goes by. I don&#039;t know a lot of those people who say the whole planet is only some thousands of years old, or Noah had dinosaurs in the ark with him. ( please pardon me for laughing at that thought! It sure would have been a very cramped arrangement!)This whole thing almost seems as if someone is getting a commission for sewing strife, miscommunications and half truths. Most of the Christians I know have a great deal of respect for scientists and their hard work and dedication! And they are very thankful for all the modern marvels science has brought us!Gee, someone important said what I have been saying for years! I think I am going to faint! LOL!I have some scientist friends who believe the same thing! I just think that evolution started with the tiny creatures and continued up until the point where God told Adam to name the creatures. It kept going after that. Darwin&#039;s finches are proof the process is still going on.I see so many hurt feelings and time wasted with this. I think I am going to start a third party, like the politicians do. The, &quot;we promise to respect you, and play nice party!&quot;Science has so much wonderful stuff to share with the world. It is a crying shame to see time taken up when people aren&#039;t agreeing to disagree agreeably. I am not pointing any fingers at anyone, but it does make me want to cry when I see some brilliant scientist who could help humanity so much, having their time eaten up in arguments.Dave Briggs    :~)&lt;/b&gt;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The US scientific community has begun 2008 with a strong offensive on evolution in the educational system, which often evokes the ire of advocates of creationism, a belief that humanity, life and the universe were created in their original form by a deity.<b>I am copying my response to the previous post here. The Ecumenical News International doesn&#8217;t speak for me or the thousands of Christians I have known in the 30 years I have been a Christian.Most Christians believe that life is elastic and changes and adapts as time goes by. I don&#8217;t know a lot of those people who say the whole planet is only some thousands of years old, or Noah had dinosaurs in the ark with him. ( please pardon me for laughing at that thought! It sure would have been a very cramped arrangement!)This whole thing almost seems as if someone is getting a commission for sewing strife, miscommunications and half truths. Most of the Christians I know have a great deal of respect for scientists and their hard work and dedication! And they are very thankful for all the modern marvels science has brought us!Gee, someone important said what I have been saying for years! I think I am going to faint! LOL!I have some scientist friends who believe the same thing! I just think that evolution started with the tiny creatures and continued up until the point where God told Adam to name the creatures. It kept going after that. Darwin&#8217;s finches are proof the process is still going on.I see so many hurt feelings and time wasted with this. I think I am going to start a third party, like the politicians do. The, &#8220;we promise to respect you, and play nice party!&#8221;Science has so much wonderful stuff to share with the world. It is a crying shame to see time taken up when people aren&#8217;t agreeing to disagree agreeably. I am not pointing any fingers at anyone, but it does make me want to cry when I see some brilliant scientist who could help humanity so much, having their time eaten up in arguments.Dave Briggs    :~)</b></p>
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