We're still waiting. Opinion makers from left, right and center continue to misunderstand evolution, despite the fact that evolutionists continue to flash their signs for all to see. The latest missed opportunity comes from Amy Sullivan's piece in Time Magazine about the work of evolutionist Francis Collins. As Sullivan reports, Collins derides alternatives to evolution as not scientific and not good theology either. This of course is nothing new. Evolutionists and their forerunners have been saying this for more than three centuries. Sullivan is ever so close to "getting it." Of course evolution is a fact. Of course scientific problems don't matter. Evolution must be true, for our religion demands it. But yet again this flashing red sign goes unnoticed as Sullivan manages to look the other way. We're still waiting.
Monday, May 4, 2009
Getting Close (I Hope)
We're still waiting. Opinion makers from left, right and center continue to misunderstand evolution, despite the fact that evolutionists continue to flash their signs for all to see. The latest missed opportunity comes from Amy Sullivan's piece in Time Magazine about the work of evolutionist Francis Collins. As Sullivan reports, Collins derides alternatives to evolution as not scientific and not good theology either. This of course is nothing new. Evolutionists and their forerunners have been saying this for more than three centuries. Sullivan is ever so close to "getting it." Of course evolution is a fact. Of course scientific problems don't matter. Evolution must be true, for our religion demands it. But yet again this flashing red sign goes unnoticed as Sullivan manages to look the other way. We're still waiting.
