RE: [escepticos] RV: Now it's Kentucky!

["Luna Rodríguez, Raúl" <rlunaro@...>]

Es impresionante. Lo siguiente es que digan que la tierra es plana. Creo
recordar que una vez lei un artículo de Asimov donde decía que en la Biblia
se afirmaba que la tierra es plana. Si los creacionistas se creen el
contenido de la Biblia al pie de la letra, ¿como piensan cuadrar el
contenido de la Biblia con la evidencia -por cierto clarisima- de que la
tierra es redonda?

Saludetes.

> -----Mensaje original-----
> De:	Javier Armentia [SMTP:planetario en cin.es]
> Enviado el:	jueves 7 de octubre de 1999 09:59
> Para:	Lista Escepticos
> Asunto:	[escepticos] RV: Now it's Kentucky!
> 
> Y siguen!!!!
> 
> ----- Mensaje original -----
> De: James <JamesRandi en compuserve.com>
> Enviado: miércoles 6 de octubre de 1999 21:39
> Asunto: Now it's Kentucky!
> 
> 
> > Just heard via the radio that the State of Kentucky has decided to
> remove
> > that nasty word, "evolution" from school text-books.  It seems to be too
> > much of a "target" word for criticism from Bible-thumpers.  They want to
> > substitute "change over time" for the no-no word.
> >
> > I have a suggestion:  let's remove the word, "Kentucky" from the
> geography
> > and history texts, and substitute "Oz."  Besides, "Oz-Fried Chicken"
> sounds
> > -- and tastes -- just as good, I suspect.
> >
> > What a farce.  Do the legislators of Kentucky actually believe that the
> > creationists don't know that "to evolve" = "to change over time"?  Hmmm.
> > Maybe the legislators are right.  I withdraw that question.
> >
> >                         Randi
> >
> >