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Larry Blanchard wrote:
John Brock wrote:

Let me break my question down into smaller pieces that you might
have less trouble with. I'm going to make a series of statements
-- please let me know if you disagree with any of them:

1) The scientists that are being quoted do in fact support evolution
and reject Intelligent Design. Yes? No?

2) Unless they are hypocrites (or joking), people who believe in
something do not *knowingly* make statements which would imply that
the things they believe are untrue. Yes? No?

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Well, Fletis? Ignoring this one like you do any you can't answer?

Can't understand is more like it! Notice that he's misunderstood
my question twice now? (And he is not getting a third chance!)

Of course, since the question I asked has to do with his own thought
processes there's no way he could lift an answer off one of his
Creationist web sites, and that means that he needed to come up
with an answer entirely on his own. Based on what I've read of
his previous posts it doesn't look like that's something Fletis
can do. I'm kind of amazed that John Harshman has been willing to
toy with him for so long -- he has a lot more patience than I do!
--
John Brock