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Topic: Intelligent Design in Science Class - Sample curriculum please

crashfrog

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Message 42 of 108 (293502)
03-08-2006 9:55 PM

Reply to: Message 37 by inkorrekt
03-08-2006 8:41 PM

Re: ID is not based on supernaturalism

Do you know who Steve Jobs is?

Yeah. He's that guy that screwed his buddy Steve Wozniak, the designer of the first Apple Computer.

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Message 58 of 108 (303387)
04-11-2006 11:24 PM

Reply to: Message 56 by inkorrekt
04-11-2006 10:40 PM

Re: ID in History class!!!!!

.Life will become extinct if the temperature shifts outside the norms.

Indeed. We could all die at any minute.

Welcome to the Universe! For a place people like you argue was created just for us to live in, it's surprisingly dangerous.

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Message 64 of 108 (304447)
04-15-2006 2:15 PM

Reply to: Message 63 by inkorrekt
04-15-2006 12:48 PM

Re: Links to other site's ID curriculum, if you can

For example, a paper got published in a prestigious journal and the editor who approved this got reprimanded and the policy has changed(not to publish anything related to ID).

Cite for that assertion about the change in policy? I'm familiar with the situation in question and it's my recollection that the editor was admonished for violation of a policy that was already in place; that is, you couldn't cherry-pick the review jury for your own little pet paper, or promote a paper whose connection to the mission of the journal was tenuous at best.

There's no flat-out "no ID" policy at that journal or any other; such a policy would be all but unenforceable in the first place. What constitutes an "ID paper", anyway?

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Message 97 of 108 (310881)
05-10-2006 8:05 PM

Reply to: Message 96 by inkorrekt
05-10-2006 8:02 PM

Re: Links to other site's ID curriculum, if you can

On the other hand, if the teacher also tells the students that at present, there is no explanation as to how life came into existence, then the teacher is doing a perfect job.

By telling lies? How is that a "perfect job"? Are you sure you didn't mean to say "heckuva job?"

The truth is that there are many explanations for how life came into existence. We don't know which one is right. We do know that many of them are wrong. Saying that there are none at all would not be true.

Can there be any other way life could have come into existence?

Other way than what? Evolution is not a explanation for the origin of life.

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