An intelligent change of heart
August 25, 2005
Let’s all thank Clean Cut Kid for finding this article. He says:
If you are at all interested in the ongoing “debate” over “intelligent” design, I suggest you read a column that appeared in the Seattle Times this morning. Columnist Denny Westneat interviews a scientist who is also a devout Christian who went to work for the Discovery Institute, an organization that is leading the charge to inject religion into our science classrooms.
Then read the article from The Seattle Times’ Danny Westneat.
An interesting change of heart for someone who could have been a huge proponent for “intelligent design.”
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