KU’s New Class — Creationism, Intelligent Design and Other Religious Mythologies (1 comments)
Dearest Dr. Dembski,
I note you haven't heeded my advice (after all, costing so little, what can it be worth?), and are still posting emails without spell-checking.
The more interesting parts of the missive--where the writer complains about not having both sides presented fairly (even though you yourself have granted that ID isn't a full-fledged research program), or gripes about the use of the word 'mythology,' or notices the paradox created by years of evangelical "You ask me how I know he lives / he lives within my heart" reason-trashing--are made laughable by some choice misspellings.
State-spoonsored. Relligious Mythologies. Illigical.
A Dawkins "METHINKS IT IS LIKE A WEASEL" joke might fit in here somewhere.
All my best,
T.H.
I note you haven't heeded my advice (after all, costing so little, what can it be worth?), and are still posting emails without spell-checking.
The more interesting parts of the missive--where the writer complains about not having both sides presented fairly (even though you yourself have granted that ID isn't a full-fledged research program), or gripes about the use of the word 'mythology,' or notices the paradox created by years of evangelical "You ask me how I know he lives / he lives within my heart" reason-trashing--are made laughable by some choice misspellings.
State-spoonsored. Relligious Mythologies. Illigical.
A Dawkins "METHINKS IT IS LIKE A WEASEL" joke might fit in here somewhere.
All my best,
T.H.
posted by T.H. Huxley at
9:15 PM
1 Comments:
'The University of Kansas is flexing its anti-religion muscle...'
Ooh, deer. Theyre nt evne tryng anymroe.
SCEINCE!
-The Rev. Schmitt.
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The Reverend Schmitt., FCD., at 1:22 AM
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