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NY Times
July 8, 2005

Leading Cardinal Redefines Church's View on Evolution

VP of Discovery Institute urged Cardinal to write anti-evolution op-ed

Bruce Chapman, the [Discovery] institute's president, said the cardinal's essay "helps blunt the claims" that the church "has spoken on Darwinian evolution in a way that's supportive."

But some biologists and others said they read the essay as abandoning longstanding church support for evolutionary biology.

"How did the Discovery Institute talking points wind up in Vienna?" wondered Glenn Branch, deputy director of the National Center for Science Education, which advocates the teaching of evolution. "It really did look quite a bit as if Cardinal Schönborn had been reading their Web pages."

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AmericaBlog: It's Official: Top Catholic Leaders Are Attacking Evolution

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