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Darwinism

Theory that the mechanism of biological evolution proceeds by natural selection of adaptive variations. It follows the thinking of 19th-century English naturalist Charles Darwin.



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This ``victory'' for Darwinists can only be a defeat for science, and the students will be the ones to pay the price.
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CORRECTION: Darwinists would have us think that only snaggle-toothed, dim-witted snake-handlers dare challenge the orthodoxy of Darwinism, but that is far from the case.
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