On 9 Dec 2005 at 12:46, Christopher D. Green wrote:
>
> Technically, this is not what "fundamentalism" means. Instead, it has to do
> with accepting a series of publications from early in the 20th century
> collectively titled, "The Fundamentals"
Hey, we could look it up in Wikipedia. What a
p, but in one of the earlier posts, the
beaters-of-Mirecki were referred to as "students." They almost surely
were not. He described them as men "in their 30s or 40s."
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> From: Stephen Black [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: RE: More on Mirecki
>
> On 8 Dec 2005 at 12:40, Paul Smith wrote:
> >
> > I also notice that respect among fundamenta
On 8 Dec 2005 at 12:40, Paul Smith wrote:
>
> I also notice that respect among fundamentalists for conservation
> of the environment seems to have grown recently from an odd
> story in the NYTimes to a genuine
> phenomenon. There is, it seems, more here than meets the eye.
>
According to Bill
Scott Lilienfeld wrote:
> Paul: Perhaps, but referring to fundamentalist Christians "fundies" is
> not exactly respectful to students of that religious persuasion.
But...but...um...
Well, yes, that's correct. Mirecki was wrong to do that. So there. ;)
I just read Jimmy Carter's latest book,
Paul: Perhaps, but referring to fundamentalist Christians "fundies" is
not exactly respectful to students of that religious persuasion.
...Scott
Paul Smith wrote:
Paul Brandon wrote:
Actually it sounds like a bit of both, as well as a reminder that one
must assume that anyth
Paul Brandon wrote:
> Actually it sounds like a bit of both, as well as a reminder that one
> must assume that anything posted on the Internet (even email) is a
> public statement (including postings to TIPS ;-).
Well, true, though we should also be reminded that the bias that Mirecki
reveale
Title: RE: More on Mirecki
At 6:47 AM -0600 12/8/05, Paul Smith wrote:
Christopher D. Green wrote:
> I have it on good authority from a professor at Kansas that
Paul
> Mirecki, the professor who was beat up on a rural road for making
some
> disparaging remarks about supporters of ID
Christopher D. Green wrote:
> I have it on good authority from a professor at Kansas that Paul
> Mirecki, the professor who was beat up on a rural road for making some
> disparaging remarks about supporters of ID, has now resigned as chair of
> religious studies.
The Kansas City Star is repo
