Dembski talks of 30 IDEA clubs around the US. They used to have a christian only officer rule until earlier this year. Guess it kinda caused problems for the "ID is not religious" argument. The officer at Cornell is a junior triple major (maths/chem/phys). Here's one of her press releases courtesy of the IDEA center...
Intelligent Design (ID) is a scientific theory which holds that certain features of the universe and living things are best explained by an intelligent cause, and are not the result of an undirected, chance-based process such as Darwinian evolution. It follows the principles of the scientific method, scorns the biases of either religion or naturalism, and attempts to follow all the available evidence to a valid conclusion. ID is testable and falsifiable, and so far its predictions have repeatedly been shown accurate.
The IDEA Club at Cornell holds that the problems with Neo-Darwinian evolution can no longer be ignored, and it is time for true research and debate about the issues surrounding the beginnings of life to take place at universities across the country.
Lucky she isn't a biology major then.
The IDEA advisory board is made up of the likes of Behe, Dembski, Luskin -but apparently (according to them) they receive no funding from the DI.
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This message has been edited by melatonin, 04-24-2006 01:10 PM
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