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posted by Larry Fafarman | 3/21/2007 09:58:00 PM
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Darwinist hysteria over Egnor evidently reflects the declining intellectual and scientific credibilty of their old, 19th-Century doctrine.
Thus NYT science writer George Johnson reported on Nov. 21, 2006, that Darwinist participants in the "Beyond Belief" conference reached a "rough consensus" that Darwinism is "losing out in the intellectual marketplace."
And incidentally, it's easy to verify that it was Voice in the Wilderness who impersonated me at 5:06 AM on March 21, on a March 20 post. For on March 21 he commented as Voice in the Wilderness at 4:59 AM on another March 20 post, and at 5:13 AM on a March 16 post. A Site Meter check under Recent Visitors/By Details shows that 76.171.246# visited at 4:57:02 AM on March 21 and stayed for 22:23 minutes, when no other visitors were present. So all came from the same source: ViW at 76.171.246#.
Darwinists will be even more upset when Michael Behe's new book The Edge of Evolution is published (on Jume 5, I believe.)
Two other major books on intelligent design are supposed to be published in the near future: The Design of Life by Dembski and Wells; and The Design Matrix by "Mike Gene," who is apparently a pseudonymous scientist.
It's only natural for the Darwinist herd to be growing increasingly skittish, at an evidently approaching storm.
Someone is impersonating me. I think it is Larry with his "Jim Sherwood" hat.
I can assure you that am not Larry. I am an unemployed poet living in the San Francisco Public Library.
Notice that the troll Voice in the Wilderness is trolling again from his lair at 76.171.246# (see above), and tried to impersonate me again at 11:38 AM, March 23.
But here's a little ditty on Darwinist paranoia and hysteria:
The Darwinuts cry, with a whine,
"There's nothing that comes by design!
Except that our foes
Have designed all our woes
With their plots! And that we divine!"
Note that VIW sometimes posts from sites other than 76.171.246# (seemingly a dynamic address) and that he uses Vista and a very unusual video mode (1680x1050) while some of the non-homeless Sherwood posts come from someone using XP and a common video mode (1024x768). Yet other posts from 76.171.246# differ greatly in style as well as name. This guy is diabolical. I will keep a good lookout. He may be under the bed!
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