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Richard Dawkins Explains Why There Was Never a First Human Being

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Re: Richard Dawkins Explains Why There Was Never a First Human Being

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Re: Richard Dawkins Explains Why There Was Never a First Human Being

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Great link Vishnu!

I added that to the end of my evolution thread.

http://www.booktalk.org/post116466.html
In the absence of God, I found Man.
-Guillermo Del Torro

Are you pushing your own short comings on us and safely hating them from a distance?

Is this the virtue of faith? To never change your mind: especially when you should?

Young Earth Creationists take offense at the idea that we have a common heritage with other animals. Why is being the descendant of a mud golem any better?
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