I have come to the conclusion that from all the philosophers we have studied in class till now, Gish is th

I have also enjoyed very much the feeling of power this philosopher reflects while he writes. He writes with such confidence that he dares to place Sir Julian Huxley, a very known evolutionist expert, as a complete fool. But he does this with much respect just pointing out how two of Huxley's ideas completely contradict each other. Another thing I really admired from this philosopher is the trustworthiness of his text. Many people just write using vague examples about their ideas. Unlike the rest, Gish, has involved many experts and researches in his essay. This gives the readers a deep sense of credibility.

And the smartest thing he did in his paper, was to try to smooth things out in his conclusion. He let people know that he went along with the creation theory, but that they were free to think whatever they wanted to. He also focused mainly on students and how they were taught all this. He strongly recommends that students are not to be taught depending on the teacher's beliefs or the school's religion. They should be allowed to hear both versions of the story and then decide if they still follow Dar

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Science Education, Darwin Neo-Darwin, Julian Huxley, Duane Gish, students taught, creation evolution, creation theory,
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