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The evolutionist Erasmus Darwin was the grandfather of [[Charles Darwin]] and like [[PZ Myers]] and a significant portion of the leadership of the [[New Atheism|New Atheist]] movement he was not particularly good at [[applied biology]] (see also: [[Essay: Professor PZ Myers fails his applied biology course|Professor PZ Myers fails his applied biology course]] and )
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The evolutionist Erasmus Darwin was the grandfather of [[Charles Darwin]] and like [[PZ Myers]] and a significant portion of the leadership of the [[New Atheism|New Atheist]] movement he was not particularly good at [[applied biology]] (see also: [[Essay: Professor PZ Myers fails his applied biology course|Professor PZ Myers fails his applied biology course]] and [[New Atheism leadership's problem with excess weight]]).
  
 
An article entitled [http://creation.com/darwinism-it-was-all-in-the-family Darwinism: it was all in the family] declares concerning Erasmus Darwin:  "His love of food (particularly fruits, sugar, cream and butter) was matched by his dislike of exercise, and by the age of 46 he had grown so corpulent that a semi-circle had to be cut out of his dining table to accommodate his girth at meal times."
 
An article entitled [http://creation.com/darwinism-it-was-all-in-the-family Darwinism: it was all in the family] declares concerning Erasmus Darwin:  "His love of food (particularly fruits, sugar, cream and butter) was matched by his dislike of exercise, and by the age of 46 he had grown so corpulent that a semi-circle had to be cut out of his dining table to accommodate his girth at meal times."

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The evolutionist Erasmus Darwin was the grandfather of Charles Darwin and like PZ Myers and a significant portion of the leadership of the New Atheist movement he was not particularly good at applied biology (see also: Professor PZ Myers fails his applied biology course and New Atheism leadership's problem with excess weight).

An article entitled Darwinism: it was all in the family declares concerning Erasmus Darwin: "His love of food (particularly fruits, sugar, cream and butter) was matched by his dislike of exercise, and by the age of 46 he had grown so corpulent that a semi-circle had to be cut out of his dining table to accommodate his girth at meal times."