Christopher Hitchens looks at what blind salamanders have to say about creationism.
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Blind salamanders and natural selection from Uncommon Ground on July 23, 2008 5:08 PM
Christopher Hitchens has a "Eureka!" moment.But what of the creatures who turned around and headed back in the opposite direction, from complex to primitive in point of eyesight, and ended up losing even the eyes they did have? Whoever benefits... Read More
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