Atheism Crusher wrote:

drivel personifying its terminal ignorance and dishonesty

There's no such thing as an 'evolutionist.'

Do the world a favour and immediately remove yourself from the gene
pool.

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news:h_s1d.1063$DT4.71010@news.uswest.net by "Atheism Crusher"
<atheist@fools.com>:

These guys weren't real evolutionists. If they were true to their
teachings, they would have never converted. Oh they may have thought they
were evolutionists but someone must have taught them wrong.

As time permits, we will add more of these stories. Here's a small
sampling to kick off this section of our web site.

Emeritus Professor Tyndale John Rendle-Short - From (theistic)
evolution to creation
For Prof himself, educated at Cambridge and brought up with his
father's writings, theistic evolution (or its variant, progressive
creationism) was the natural direction for him to take. His odyssey to
being chairman of one of the most effective creation science outreach
ministries in the world was overseen by the Lord's hand in countless
ways, both large and small.

Charlie Lieberts - (Chemist)
Charlie Liebert's idea of a good time back in New Jersey was to drink
beer with a bunch of buddies and mock Billy Graham on television. A
self-described "atheistic evolutionist," Liebert would ridicule the
fact that he and his friends were "sinners."

Dr. Gary Parker (Biologist)
"I was very consciously trying to get students to bend their religious
beliefs to evolution."

"Evolution was really my religion, a faith commitment and a complete
world-and-life view that organized everything else for me, and I got
quite emotional when evolution was challenged." Dr. Gary Parker's
testimony as to how he went from teaching evolution at the college
level to being a leading spokesman for Biblical creationism. - See the
full story at From Evolution to Creation: A Personal Testimony

Dr. D. Russell Humphreys (Physicist)
While neither of the two links we have for Dr. Humphreys states that
he was a former evolutionists and atheist, we know this to be true
from a 1999 debate he participated in at Harvard University in which
he stated these things. See this interview with Dr. Humphreys at:
Creation in the Physics Lab.

Dr. Alan Galbraith (Watershed Science)
"I attended a creation seminar arranged by my pastor. I had only been
a Christian for some four years or so, and was still a convinced
evolutionist. I have to admit that I went with the attitude - what can
this pastor, whose last science course was probably in junior high
school, tell me about the area I know so much about?" See Recovery
from evolution (Alan Galbraith interview)

Dr. Donald Batten (Agriculturist)
As a young Christian in boarding high school I naively thought that
'science was facts' and tried to believe in evolution and the Bible by
accepting the notion that 'God used evolution', days-are-ages,
'progressive creation', etc.

Dr. David Catchpoole (Plant Physiologist)
Until his mid-20s, David was an ardent evolutionistic atheist, but a
personal crisis while working in Indonesia brought him to embrace
Christianity. However, for a decade he struggled to reconcile popular
evolutionary beliefs with the Bible...

Dr. A.E. Wilder-Smith (3 Doctorates and a NATO 3-star General)
The late Dr. Arthur E.Wilder-Smith, an honored scientist with an
amazing three earned doctorates. He held many distinguished positions.
A former Evolutionist, Dr. Wilder-Smith debated various leading
scientists on the subject throughout the world. In his opinion, the
Evolution model did not fit as well with the established facts of
science as did the Creation model of intelligent design. His
background is referenced in footnote #4 at Do real scientists believe
in Creation? - ChristianAnswers.Net.

Dr. Robert V. Gentry - (Physicist)
According to modern evolutionary theory, our planet originated from
the accumulation of hot, gaseous material ejected from the sun, and
the Precambrian granites were among the first rocks to form during the
cooling process. University science courses convinced me that the
evolution of the earth was just a part of the cosmic evolution of the
universe. As a result I became a theistic evolutionist. Years later I
began to re-examine the scientific basis for that decision. My
thoughts turned to the age of the earth and the Precambrian granites.
Were they really billions of years old? See Dr. Gentry's Book
Overview. See his web site at Earth Science Associates.

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