Darwin's Three Mistakes Last year ( The SOR Bulletin , 2:2 June 1986) we reported on an ar

 Darwin's Three Mistakes 
     Last year ( The SOR Bulletin , 2:2 June 1986) we reported on an 
article by  Kenneth Hsu , "Darwin's three mistakes,"  Geology  14: 532-
534, June 1986. In that article, Hsu (Geological Institute, ETH, 
Zurich) argued that Darwin badly misread the record of the history 
of life. Hsu's blunt views have not gone unchallenged. A series of 
comments and responses have appeared in  Geology : Vol. 15: 175-178, 
February 1987, and vol. 15: 375-377, April 1987. In each of these 
exchanges, Hsu defends his position with vigor, and even concludes 
on exchange with the following:

Facing the bias and obstinacy of Darwinists, I feel almost 
tempted to join my colleague, Paul Feyerabend...who proposed to 
lead "three cheers to the fundamentalists in California who 
succeeded in having a dogmatic formulation of the theory of 
evolution removed from the text books and an account of Genesis 
included." (p. 178)