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Insulting and unfair
Natural History, Feb, 2006 by David R. Gee
As a staunch creationist, I found the tone of your 11/05 issue to range from condescending to insulting. Even a layman like myself can see that there are holes in the Darwinian theory of evolution through which the Beagle could sail. The frequent updates claiming, "We used to think this, but now we know that," do little to help. Heavy-handed lectures are unlikely to persuade creationists to swap their faith for such an incomplete and spiritually unsatisfying explanation of our world. The prima facie evidence of the world around us indicates the work of a Creator, and the marvelous workings of nature reinforce this conclusion.
David R. Gee
Van Nuys, California
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