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In article <1jdqjhINNjnf@gap.caltech.edu> Carl J Lydick,
carl@SOL1.GPS.CALTECH.EDU writes:
>In article <Jan.15.16.59.52.1993.20617@zeppelin.rutgers.edu>, 
>trott@zeppelin.rutgers.edu (Rich Trott) writes:
>=I was wondering if anyone could direct me to what they might consider
>=the best resources that debunk and the best resources that endorse
>=creationism.  Specifically (here's the folklore part), I'm looking for
>=something (on the debunk side) that will not only explain why the
>=evidence for evolution is overwhelming (I already possess resources to
do
>=this) but will also point to specific examples of creationist
>="evidence" that have been discredited (such as a hoax discovery of
>=human footprints alongside dinosaur footprints, or something of that
>=nature).
>
>Ask Chris Colby in talk.origins.  Or read Stephen J. Gould's books.

Or look in sci.skeptic.  This thread surfaces occasionally there.
Dave Filpus
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