steve-i love a bit of harmonica on my gospel blues songs!
i rather suspected you would evade my question again.i shall be charitable and accept that its too complicated for a scientist/teacher like you to explain evolutionary theory to a simple man like me.
like i said before:you like to issue challenges but wont accept them.
if i read greatest show on earth,would you read the greatest hoax on earth?
mrrzy-as above.
jack-perhaps i was unclear.i was really just reflecting on steves post.in mentioning both ends of the discussion,i was not intending to suggest anything else should be left out.i would not want to exclude the beginnings debate either.IMO an unchallenged theory retains its supremacy under false pretenses.i certainly think that is the case in UK education.
you mentioned atheist conventions.i understand the creationists offered to pit their best available men against the cream of the worlds atheist evolutionary scientists at the world atheist convention in australia last year.apparently the offer was declined.
just think-here was their opportunity to expose all this "oxymoron creationist nonsence"in public debate!!!