Another Good Review of Expelled!
. . . from someone who has seen it, no less! It’s on The Creation of an Evolutionist, which blog also goes on my blogroll. (From a comment on an earlier post.)
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What? No outside comments regarding my review? I must be losing my touch.
BTW, I’m honored to be on your blog roll. Keep up the good work, Henry!