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struggle4progress

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15. Course description says:

Reply to cbayer (Reply #7)

Mon Jul 29, 2013, 01:09 PM

Jul 2013

Study of introductory principles within the physical sciences, emphasizing the relationships of the sciences to human concerns and society ...
http://www.bsu.edu/common/course/0,1481,---HONR-296,00.html

Evolution isn't in the course description

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R.I. Episcopal Bishop W. Nicholas Knisely bridges the religion-science divide [View all] cbayer Jul 2013 OP

I heard of him and I am glad they got him in Ri. I was not a fan of the bishop before him. hrmjustin Jul 2013 #1

This is the first I have heard of him, but he sounds really cool. cbayer Jul 2013 #2

I think his accusation against scientists is spurious muriel_volestrangler Jul 2013 #3

I've never heard that thing about wars either. cbayer Jul 2013 #4

The Episcopal Church is against the death penalty and we did not support the Iraq war. hrmjustin Jul 2013 #5

His statements are doubly wrong. trotsky Jul 2013 #9

Can we send a man like this to Ball State exboyfil Jul 2013 #6

No Darwin on the reading list for a course that looks at evolution? cbayer Jul 2013 #7

Course description says: struggle4progress Jul 2013 #15

Hedin's refeered scientific publication list looks acceptable struggle4progress Jul 2013 #8

One of his research interests is teleology. Jim__ Jul 2013 #11

There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with this publication list: struggle4progress Jul 2013 #14

Is the conversation happening? Jim__ Jul 2013 #10

I think it happens, but not often enough and perhaps only in an informal way. cbayer Jul 2013 #12

It looks like the type of statement that may come across much more clearly in person. Jim__ Jul 2013 #13