Evolution vs ID - again...Yawn!


	Evolution vs ID - again...Yawn!

AtlLiberal

3-27-2007 11:16 AM

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evolution, science, christianity, religion, id, creationism

AtlLiberal says:

The ID meme has slipped under the Canadian border. Looks like the Canadians have their own cadre of fundies to deal with.

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