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'''Marcus S. Ross''' is a [[Young Earth Creationist]] (YEC) who was awarded a Ph.D. in geology by the [[University of Rhode Island]] in December 2006 AD. | '''Marcus S. Ross''' is a [[Young Earth Creationist]] (YEC) who was awarded a Ph.D. in geology by the [[University of Rhode Island]] in December 2006 AD. | ||
| − | Ross' receiving his doctorate, which was publicized in a ''[[New York Times]]'' article, raised eyebrows in the | + | Ross' receiving his doctorate, which was publicized in a ''[[New York Times]]'' article, raised eyebrows in the liberal academic community; as a group, liberals cannot understand why someone who openly believes that the earth is less than 10,000 years old could be judged an expert in earth science by fully qualified faculty.{{fact}} |
However, it should be noted that his Ph.D., on the subject of [[mososaur]] distribution, did not contain any Creationist science.<ref> | However, it should be noted that his Ph.D., on the subject of [[mososaur]] distribution, did not contain any Creationist science.<ref> | ||
Revision as of 16:40, April 2, 2007
Marcus S. Ross is a Young Earth Creationist (YEC) who was awarded a Ph.D. in geology by the University of Rhode Island in December 2006 AD.
Ross' receiving his doctorate, which was publicized in a New York Times article, raised eyebrows in the liberal academic community; as a group, liberals cannot understand why someone who openly believes that the earth is less than 10,000 years old could be judged an expert in earth science by fully qualified faculty.[Citation Needed]
However, it should be noted that his Ph.D., on the subject of mososaur distribution, did not contain any Creationist science.[1]