> The conclusion that must be drawn here is that Darwin's
> evolution is a direct cause and effect of the Holocaust.
> Those who would deny this are simply choosing not to believe
> that racism and evolution are closely interwoven belief
> systems.
This begs the question of how do you account for racism and anti-Semitism
prior to Darwin? Since the history of human-kind is rife with this kind of
sentiment, it makes more sense to see evolution as a way to rationalize
these attitudes rather than the cause of the attitude.
Steve
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Steven S. Clark, Ph.D . Phone: 608/263-9137
Associate Professor FAX: 608/263-4226
Dept. of Human Oncology and Email: ssclark@facstaff.wisc.edu
UW Comprehensive Cancer Center
CSC K4-432
600 Highland Ave.
Madison, WI 53792
"It is the glory of God to conceal a matter, but the glory of kings to
search out a matter." Proverbs
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