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Why We Need Professional Journalism Dept. - Does Evolution Threaten Belief in a Loving God?
which tells them that all the evidence for evolution is
based on lies.
They believe the nutjobs who write for these sites,
even though they have no real credentials. All they
know is that the people who run/write for the site
are smarter than they are. O.o
>> 1997 stats?! LOL!!! As much as 93% of the
member of the National Academy of Sciences
reject God... which is a stat that's far more up
to date!
Why do creationists keep asking for evidence for evolution with over 13 specialized journals in existence? | Yahoo Answers
Because they read Dummy Sites like Conservapedia,
which tells them that all the evidence for evolution is
based on lies.
They believe the nutjobs who write for these sites,
even though they have no real credentials. All they
know is that the people who run/write for the site
are smarter than they are. O.o
>> 1997 stats?! LOL!!! As much as 93% of the
member of the National Academy of Sciences
reject God... which is a stat that's far more up
to date!
How has the evolution of technology and citizen journalism changed the news? | Yahoo Answers
The biggest change is that the mainstream press can no longer squash stories that are inconvenient for them. Read up on how the press helped hide evidence of President Roosevelt's paralysis for a real eye-opener. Back in 1998, the mainstream press was all ready to ignore the Monica Lewinsky story, but a web site (the Drudge Report) broke the story, and the rest is history.
Frankly, this can only be a good thing. Sunlight is the best disinfectant.
Evolution is any change across successive generations in the inherited characteristics of biological populations. Evolutionary processes give rise to diversity at every level of biological organisation, including species, individual organisms and molecules such as DNA and proteins.
@Dreddmarc how many published journal articles on evolution have you read? @FreeAtheism
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