On the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin, William Dembski, research professor of philosophy at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, challenged Darwin's famed theory of evolution during a seminary chapel service.
A fixation with Darwin and a sermon in a chapel. Nothing more to add.
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...After the sermon in the chapel. Of a Baptist Seminary.
I wonder if he was wearing "The Blessed Sweater"?
It is almost as if 150 years haven't past since "Origin" was published - same arguments, same fears.
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