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Intelligent Design Creationism

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nator
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05-27-2004 11:20 AM 		Reply to: Message 5 by jar
05-21-2004 2:35 PM

Re: Will the real Intelligent Design please stand up?
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When we begin looking deeper, at both the design of the universe, the history of evolution as shown in the world around us, at the beauty that is DNA and the wonderful way things are able to change to meet new conditions or opportunities, I see order and design.
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But what about the fact that most life hasn't been able to change to meet new conditions or opportunities, and has become extinct?
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Do you see the Divine in that?
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nator
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From: Ann Arbor
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06-03-2004 10:25 AM 		Reply to: Message 15 by jar
05-27-2004 11:41 AM

Re: Will the real Intelligent Design please stand up?
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The truly wonderful thing to me is that the basic instruction set included a method that allowed individuals, even whole species to change. While some became extict, life went on. Despite some of the greatest calamities imaginable, drifting contents, strikes by massive asteroids, changing climates and everything else that has happened, life has been able to evolve to meet every challenge.
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OK, I understand you now.
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Life is a wonder, isn't it?
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