Evolutionists

[Thomas Yancey]

Perhaps John Grehan would explain to us what he means with the term
"evolutionist". Since evolution essentially means organisms changing
through time, this doesn't seem to warrant use of the word orthodoxy or any
other valuation. Is the term "evolutionist" used here as a code word for
labelling individuals who believe in a particular type of process causing
change among organisms? If so, explain. In any event, do not equate process
(the agent causing change) with the event (the change as seen by us).

>If you are an evolutionists committed to maintaining orthodoxy this book will
>not interest you. If you are a school or university teacher committed to
>maintaining evolutionary orthodoxy you might want to keep this book away from
>your students (and before anyone objects to this characterization I can assure
>you that there are evolutionary teachers so inclined-at least in universities)

Thomas E. Yancey
Dept. Geology & Geophysics, Texas A&M University
College Station, Texas 77843-3115
ph: 409-845-0643