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  • We missed Darwin day Feb 12

    From RonO@rokimoto557@gmail.com to talk-origins on Sat Feb 14 10:14:20 2026
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    It slipped my mind, and seems to have gone unnoticed on TO. It was
    Darwin's birthday.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_Day

    Ron Okimoto

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  • From sticks@wolverine01@charter.net to talk-origins on Sat Feb 14 11:04:16 2026
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    On 2/14/2026 10:14 AM, RonO wrote:
    It slipped my mind, and seems to have gone unnoticed on TO.-a It was Darwin's birthday.

    Probably because Darwin smartly never spent much time on origins.
    However, on the same day and in the same year, a God fearing man worthy
    of real respect was also born. Abraham Lincoln.
    --
    Science DoesnrCOt Support Darwin. Scientists Do

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  • From RonO@rokimoto557@gmail.com to talk-origins on Sat Feb 14 12:52:22 2026
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    On 2/14/2026 11:04 AM, sticks wrote:
    On 2/14/2026 10:14 AM, RonO wrote:
    It slipped my mind, and seems to have gone unnoticed on TO.-a It was
    Darwin's birthday.

    Probably because Darwin smartly never spent much time on origins.
    However, on the same day and in the same year, a God fearing man worthy
    of real respect was also born.-a Abraham Lincoln.


    We used to celebrate his birthday, but they combined birthdays and
    created President's day to just have one day off in Feb.

    Darwin's day isn't an official holiday. It was meant to acknowledge
    Darwin's contribution to our understanding of nature.

    Biologos usually celibrate Darwin Day, but I didn't see anything this year.

    https://biologos.org/

    https://biologos.org/resources?query=Darwin%20day

    This is what I got when I searched Darwin Day on their web site.

    Ron Okimoto

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