Re: Creation or Evolution

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Mark Green (mgreen@sonic.net) wrote:

: This is, of course, a topic utterly unsuited for this group, but I can't
: resist....

: The net effect of the development of the human species has
: destructive, not creative. So-called "creationists" have led the charge
: that has made it so, too.

The book _Rogue Primate_ by James A. Livingston (KeyPorter Books, 1994)
(ISBN 1-55013-508-2) develops this theme at length, and should be of
interest to anthropologists. The subtitle of the book is "An exploration
of human domestication."

--

David Wasserman      (davidwss@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca)

Curmudgeon-At-Large  (DWasserman@edc.gov.ab.ca)

"The older I get, the more value I place on experience."

 

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