But a corallary to your statement is (in effect) there is no such thing as a bad article in support of evolutionary theory.
An example for you (assuming you are sane, intelligent, and willing to allow reason to take its course).
Suppose I write an article opposing the flat earth theory. Let us assume my evidence in support of round earth is that a ship my leave port, disappear over the horizon, then subsequently return safely. Let us assume I conclude my article by saying the evidence is overwhelming against the flat earth theory.
If I were to do such a thing, the article would be a poor one, despite espousing a superior scientific position.
So. Are you able to admit that there is such a thing as a bad pro-evolution article?
>> At some point, that which is clearly silly (ID) can be reasonably brushed aside in favor of that which is clearly reasonable.
>But a corallary to your statement is (in effect) there is no such thing as a bad article in support of evolutionary theory.
No. Remember, I said "That which is clearly reasonable." An article about evolutionary theory as understood by a Crteationist, for example (the usual bunk about one chance in a bajillion that an amoeba would turn into a human, that sort of thing), or Lamarckian evolution, would *not* be reasonable given the state of knowledge availabel today.
> Are you able to admit that there is such a thing as a bad pro-evolution article?
Certainly, as described above.