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scientists vs. theology professor
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Originally Posted by weishaupt1776
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The guy who wrote the book you linked to, David Ray Griffin, is a retired professor of religion and theology who used to teach at lower-tier schools like the University of Dayton. He has no scientific or engineering credentials.
The editors of Popular Mechanics consulted literally dozens of scientists and engineers, many with Ph.D.'s, all of whom were happy to let their names be listed as contributors.
You want to believe some third-rate theology professor, go ahead. I'll stick with the scientists and engineers.
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