I'm not scared of putting my point of view - as I said I've done it many times. You claim not to be dogmatic but that's not how you come over - belittling William of Occam's contribution to philosophy and logic because he was a Franciscan friar. No doubt you would also denigrate Lewis Carroll's contributions to mathematics because hr was an Anglican clergyman. Most of my posts have been to point out the flaws in Creationism, but if you get things wrong, you shouldn't be surprised if someone points them out.