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February 12th is Darwin Day, click here for some neat ways to celebrate.
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I’m kind of conflicted on Darwin Day. On the one hand I think it would be fantastic if we, as a society, celebrated the great scientists and innovators, but on the other hand this kind of plays into the hands of the fundies who claim that secularists treat Darwin as a god figure. I dunno. I’m sure I’ll end up doing something for it too. He really was one of the most influential and ahead-of-his-time men to have ever lived.
I like the idea of celebrating all the great scientist, innovators, & artist: I doubt it will happen though.
I understand what you are saying about it playing into the hands of the fundies. They seem to twist everything they don't agree with into an attack on Christianity.
I think this was suppose to be a fun way to teach elementary children about Darwin.
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