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I've explained what I was trying to say in an addendum to your comment on my motives, and, after reading it, you might want to discuss it with me, or possibly even modify it on the talk page. (I consider myself as one of the more temperate and non-POV pushy evolutionists there, & my motive was
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Catholic blog article based on a book by a protestant evangelical. However, it seemed to me to be fully consistent with the various other histories I've come across. Do you have any problems with it
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The post was done at 5:03. Your first "warning" was at 5:00. I started editing the page before 5:00. See how this works? Please slow down on your accusations. I had to spend some time looking up how to do the vandelism 1 warning.
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describe other biologists of that period with the language suited to Huxley, as it would be misleading. However, you should be able to find lots of sources to make your comments on Julian Huxley as arbitrarily strong as you wish.
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