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, 18:10, September 22, 2007"Of course Creationists and most Christians do not believe this to be true."
== "Of course Creationists and most Christians do not believe this to be true." ==
Multiple issues here.
First of all, what does Creationism have to do with this? I don't remember Creationism making any comments about how we got morality, unless we're saying that Creationists oppose evolution in ALL senses, not only the biological one (which I doubt).
Then, the "most Christians" claim is extremely strong, especially when the sentence is very fuzzy about what exactly they believe to be wrong (Only the last sentence? Or the entire paragraph? Or the entire concept in its very foundations?). I would normally remove the sentence (as well as making a few other small edits), but my Controversy Sense is tingling, so I won't stomp around on thin ice and instead seek discussion here for the moment. --[[User:Jenkins|Jenkins]] 14:10, 22 September 2007 (EDT)
Multiple issues here.
First of all, what does Creationism have to do with this? I don't remember Creationism making any comments about how we got morality, unless we're saying that Creationists oppose evolution in ALL senses, not only the biological one (which I doubt).
Then, the "most Christians" claim is extremely strong, especially when the sentence is very fuzzy about what exactly they believe to be wrong (Only the last sentence? Or the entire paragraph? Or the entire concept in its very foundations?). I would normally remove the sentence (as well as making a few other small edits), but my Controversy Sense is tingling, so I won't stomp around on thin ice and instead seek discussion here for the moment. --[[User:Jenkins|Jenkins]] 14:10, 22 September 2007 (EDT)