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Dear Pervaiz Sahib
Thank you for involving everybody in the seminar through e-mails and
web-site. I greatly appreciate speakers’ viewpoints; some of them
more religious than others but, obviously, all of them presented
themselves movingly and provided chance to learn from each other.
The topic had a scientific & a philosophical dimension to it. I have
respectfully read arguments primarily based on quotes from
scriptures from Middle Eastern religions and other attempts where
the word “Evolution” has been used in its literal sense. I think the
“Theory of Evolution” has been missing from the seminar and its
counter religious arguments have been equally missing.
Some weeks ago, I had expressed my hope to you wondering if Mr.
Akber Chaudhry would write on this topic as I felt that he would be
one of few friends who understood ‘Theory of Evolution’. In his
absence, I am so glad
Aamar Rafi
has provided commentary so eloquently. His review on web-site
does not leave much room for me to say anything on this subject. I
think the way he has put forward “Theory of Evolution” and relative
weight of various arguments around this topic is much better than I
could ever write. I would not only congratulate him on this review
but ask everyone interested this topic to review the content of
seminar in the light of
Mr. Rafi’s comments. With best
regards.
Tahir M. Qazi, MD
Clinical Neurophysiology
Neuromuscular Diseases
Physical Medicine & Rehab.
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