It is career suicide in the scientific community to come out publically and express doubts about evolution. I just know it is not as well established as some on this board imply. I would be interested to know how many Darwinistic scientists secretly have these doubts

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Posted by The Dutch Oven

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Posted on 7/28/14 at 10:07 pm to mattloc

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It is career suicide in the scientific community to come out publically and express doubts about evolution.

There are plenty of scientists who have expressed their take or "disbelief" in the process of evolution. You act as if there are some huge number of scientists out there that hold underground meetings and discuss how and why evolution is wrong and how to get around the prosecuting majority. There is a consensus among the scientific community that it occurs and it has been this way for a long time.

I would be interested to know how many Darwinistic scientists secretly have these doubts

I would as well. But i would venture to say that it isn't a very significant number

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Posted by Cruiserhog

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Posted on 7/29/14 at 10:16 am to mattloc

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It is career suicide in the scientific community to come out publically and express doubts about evolution. I just know it is not as well established as some on this board imply. I would be interested to know how many Darwinistic scientists secretly have these doubts

it cracks me up when I see people argue, 'Darwinist scientist with doubt' for two reasons, one, the absolutely monstrous amount of convergent evidence for evolution across multiple related and unrelated science disciplines, and two, the job of a scientist is to prove the other guy WRONG and these doubters simply can't gather a consensus with the alternatives they propose.

They probably number in the hundreds balanced against millions.

Its not career suicide.

They can go work for the 'science' department at the Discovery Institute, the ICR, or even for Ken Ham at the Creation Museum and continue their glorious work in fantasy using their biblical glasses to see thru the devil's work.