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William Crawley | 13:03 UK time, Friday, 2 June 2006

I had the day off from the phone-in show this morning. Instead, I had a photoshoot for the new ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Ulster ad campaign. That picture will be turned into a billboard and will be launched in September, at around the same time we broadcast Creation Wars, my two-part examination of the creation-evolution debate. The set-up today had me leaning over a paddling pool and playing with a toy Noah's Ark and a toy dinosaur. All in a day's work!

Comments

  • 1.
  • At 04:16 PM on 03 Jun 2006,
  • wrote:

Very interesting about the Creation/Evolution Debate. I think that Creationism and Evolution should be taught side by side in the spirit of academic freedom.

  • 2.
  • At 02:30 AM on 10 Jun 2006,
  • wrote:

In the spirit of truth and scientific knowledge creationim should be kept restricted to the churches along with the other ridiculous myths!! - I think we Europeans are much too mature to even consider creationism as having any place in the classroom

  • 3.
  • At 02:04 AM on 11 Jun 2006,
  • wrote:

Pleased to hear that the local media are at last taking an interest in the Evolution/Creation debate.
As a convinced Darwinian, I sometimes feel a bit sorry for Creationists when every day there are innumerable programmes and news reports with evolution and/or a 4.5 billion year old earth at the heart of the story, whether it be medicine/archeology/astronomy/geology/biology etc.
How do Creationists cope with this and still hold to their views?
The mind boggles to think that we'd still be living with the ignorance and conditions of the Middle Ages if it was not for the revolution started by Darwin and others standing on his shoulders.
William - tell us a bit more about your prog - who are your contributors? - Is it complete?

  • 4.
  • At 05:22 AM on 12 Jun 2006,
  • wrote:

"I think we Europeans are much too mature to even consider creationism as having any place in the classroom."

Yes, Alan Watson. We in America are in awe of you.

  • 5.
  • At 01:21 PM on 18 Jul 2006,
  • steven hallberg wrote:

I would ask Alan Watson, 'does truth ever change?' because if not then truth in the middle ages, the early ages and the latter ages remains the same. And if it does change, then truth is never truly truth. I feel sorry for anyone who rejects the biblical account because they have to face the judgement of a holy God.

  • 6.
  • At 05:36 PM on 13 Mar 2007,
  • wrote:

What about this site?

  • 7.
  • At 06:26 PM on 20 Oct 2007,
  • wrote:

Square water melons and genetically engineered food are samples that once in a while, life is created. Not a proof, but a plausibility.

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