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'''Darwin day''' is an unofficial (except in the United Kingdom, where it is a government approved holiday) celebration of [[Charles Darwin]]'s birthday, February 12.  It is supported by various [[atheist]], [[antichristian]], and [[evolutionist]] groups and organizations as well as schools and [[biology]] programs.
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'''Darwin day''' is an unofficial celebration of [[Charles Darwin]]'s birthday, February 12.  It is supported by various [[atheist]], [[antichristian]], and [[evolutionist]] groups and organizations as well as schools and [[biology]] programs.
 
== See also ==
 
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Revision as of 16:38, January 29, 2013

Darwin day is an unofficial celebration of Charles Darwin's birthday, February 12. It is supported by various atheist, antichristian, and evolutionist groups and organizations as well as schools and biology programs.

See also

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