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|    Pro Plyd to RonO    |
|    Re: Who funds the ID perp's bait and swi    |
|    21 Oct 25 09:20:12    |
      From: invalide@invalid.invalid              RonO wrote:       > On 10/18/2025 4:48 AM, jillery wrote:       >> On Fri, 17 Oct 2025 19:59:15 -0600, Pro Plyd       >>> jillery wrote:       >>>> On Thu, 16 Oct 2025 22:54:09 +0100, Ernest Major       >>>>> On 16/10/2025 19:24, RonO wrote:       >>>>>> Early in the ID scam I recall that Behe and Phillip Johnson were       >>>>>> supposed to have had ties to Christian reconstructionist groups, but       >>>>>> that association is no longer mentioned, though Phillip Johnson was       >>>>>> supposed to be instrumental in securing funding from Ahmanson       >>>>>> (noted to       >>>>>> be associated with Christian reconstruction).       >>>>>       >>>>> Behe is a Catholic. One would not expect Catholics to have ties to       >>>>> Reconstructionist groups. One rather would expect them to be       >>>>> opposed to       >>>>> Reconstructionism.       >>>>       >>>> An irony is Kenneth R. Miller also identifies as Catholic, yet is a       >>>> vocal and voluminous critic of ID and Michael Behe's Irreducible       >>>> Complexity.       >>> But apparently not practicing catholics?       >>       >> Not clear what your question means. My understanding is in the U.S.       >> there is a schism among members similar to a schism in the general       >> population, between political/social conservatives and progressives.       >> How an individual identifies depends on the specific Church teachings       >> they prioritize. Based on what I have read what Behe and Miller have       >> written, I would guess Miller is more progressive, while Behe is more       >> conservative.       >       > Both claim to attend Mass regularly. I recall one of the ID       > documentaries had a video clip of Miller taking Communion.              Ah. Was curious if it was catholic-in-name-only, like just       listing a religious preference on a form but not actually       practicing. The church and pope had some time ago moved       to neutral ground as regards to evolution etc              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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