Eutrusca
22-07-2006, 20:49
Quotes from two articles in the same edition of the New York Times:
Not Your Father’s Neanderthal (http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/22/opinion/22sat4.html?th&emc=th)
"Nearly everything we humans have chosen to know about Homo sapiens over time has emphasized how separate we are from the rest of nature. Genetic research has begun to contribute the precise details — part of the broader evolutionary argument advanced by Darwin — that show how surprisingly unseparate we are. The 1 percent genetic difference between us and chimpanzees still feels, to most of us, like a whopping difference. We’ll see how it feels to know our exact relationship to a far closer cousin."
Feeling Strains, Baptist Colleges Cut Church Ties (http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/22/education/22baptist.html?th&emc=th)
"'You ought to have some professor on your faculty who believes Adam and Eve were the first humans, that they actually existed,’' Dr. York said."
The bais of most of the conflict in the world today can be traced to the conflict between blind faith and reason, IMHO.
Not Your Father’s Neanderthal (http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/22/opinion/22sat4.html?th&emc=th)
"Nearly everything we humans have chosen to know about Homo sapiens over time has emphasized how separate we are from the rest of nature. Genetic research has begun to contribute the precise details — part of the broader evolutionary argument advanced by Darwin — that show how surprisingly unseparate we are. The 1 percent genetic difference between us and chimpanzees still feels, to most of us, like a whopping difference. We’ll see how it feels to know our exact relationship to a far closer cousin."
Feeling Strains, Baptist Colleges Cut Church Ties (http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/22/education/22baptist.html?th&emc=th)
"'You ought to have some professor on your faculty who believes Adam and Eve were the first humans, that they actually existed,’' Dr. York said."
The bais of most of the conflict in the world today can be traced to the conflict between blind faith and reason, IMHO.