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jar
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Message 1 of 12 (377442)
01-16-2007 7:02 PM


Intelligent Design Society of Kansas
Here is one ID organization actually doing science and reporting their results.
They also sell books and t-shirts.
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Message 2 of 12 (377446)
01-16-2007 7:38 PM
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01-16-2007 7:02 PM


lol
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Message 3 of 12 (377447)
01-16-2007 7:49 PM
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01-16-2007 7:02 PM


And their FAQ is a scream!

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Message 4 of 12 (377448)
01-16-2007 8:02 PM
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01-16-2007 7:02 PM


Haha
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quote:
Danny Davidson has done much exciting Intelligent Design research for us over the years. He was raised Southern Baptist and so has excellent scientific credentials.
Danny has submitted over 730 papers to the prestigious science magazine Journal of Biochemistry, and hopes to have one published one day.
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Message 5 of 12 (377449)
01-16-2007 8:12 PM
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01-16-2007 7:49 PM


These are serious scientific folk doing serious scientific stuff
And they should not be taken lItElIe.
Our founder and author of several books, Sam McCain, Ph.D. is a native of Kansas City with an undergraduate degree from Hanover College in Chemistry and a PhD in Nutritional Biochemistry from the University of Minnesota. Sam has been conducting scientific research for the last 20 years and has been awarded over $3.5 million in research grants. He has published over 70 scientific papers in such science journals as Nature and Intelligent Design Quarterly.
Douglas Lucine, Ph.D. is a the author of one of our most important Intelligent Design books. He received his undergraduate degree from Greater Kansas City Area Bible College, and went on to get a Doctorate from Kansas Theological University.
Douglas uses his advanced degree to study why evolution won't work, and likes to travel
Their membership even includes the author of Darwin's Winky
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Message 6 of 12 (377454)
01-16-2007 9:40 PM
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01-16-2007 7:38 PM


We can look forward to lots of publications.
As they point out...
The results of our research will eventually be published in such prestigious science publications as Intelligent Design Quarterly, The Creationist Reporter, and RedBook.

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Message 7 of 12 (377455)
01-16-2007 9:50 PM
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01-16-2007 9:40 PM


Re: We can look forward to lots of publications.
finally, somebody willing, and actually doing the hard work that is research. I'm just no sure how far that dollar plus odd change from petty cash will go.
oh, and to all those who care, I'm back from winter break, which is why you haven't seen me for about a month. and something tells me I'll be here sporadically, thanks to school--I've got something like fourteen books (some text, some novels, some wierd)

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Message 8 of 12 (377460)
01-16-2007 10:53 PM
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01-16-2007 9:40 PM


Re: We can look forward to lots of publications.
Shouldn't that be the Intelligent Design Quartercentury? Just want to make sure the references are correct.
They should also look into using the fact based news organizations used by MIB Inc.

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jar
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Message 9 of 12 (377463)
01-16-2007 11:04 PM
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01-16-2007 10:53 PM


Re: We can look forward to lots of publications.
I'm sorry, that must have been a typo. The correct name is Intelligent Design Quaternary.

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Message 10 of 12 (377479)
01-17-2007 1:02 AM


Ok, joking aside, now that we've had our fun, this thread should be moved to the coffee house for obvious reasons.

  
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Message 11 of 12 (377551)
01-17-2007 1:25 PM


Intelligent Design Society of Kansas
The Intelligent Design Society of Kansas is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the scientific theory of Intelligent Design (ID) in Kansas.
The scientific theory of intelligent design holds that certain features of the universe and of living things are best explained by an intelligent cause rather than an undirected process such as natural selection.
Intelligent Design Society of Kansas promotes the scientific theory of Intelligent Design by doing scientific research, selling Intelligent Design books, and encouraging politicians to change school textbook standards.
(italics in original)
You can tell that they are deeply devoted to pursuing the scientific method by their consistent italicization of the word.
(ABE)
Found at a link on the main page:
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The Ten Commandments: The Basis of America's Laws.
It seems like every other day I hear another story about the ACLU suing some school district or county court for displaying the Ten Commandments. Don't they know our laws and our entire system of justice are based on the Judeo-Christian Ten Commandments?
So, just to prove this to ourselves, let's examine each Commandment's influence on our laws in detail. Using my trusty Bible:
1. Thou shalt have no other gods before me.
Many of our laws make it illegal to worship non-Christian or non-Jewish gods, and rightly so. The First Ammendment to the United States Constitution even says something similar I'm told. So this one checks out.
2. Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image.
Since day one in American history it has been a crime to cast a golden calf or other idols. Check.
3. Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.
Swearing is a crime, and always has been. Bingo.
4. Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy.
It's illegal in many places to sell alcohol or certian other products on Sunday, and going to church is a legal requirement. Another point.
5. Honour thy father and thy mother.
If you forget a Mother's Day card, you go to jail. It's been that way for a long time. Tick!
6. Thou shalt not kill.
Killing is always illegal. Spot on.
7. Thou shalt not commit adultery.
Adulterers are routinely put in prison. Score!
8. Thou shalt not steal.
Taking something that is not yours is always a crime. Ba da bing!
9. Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.
Lying is a crime, always. Cha-ching.
10. Thou shalt not covet.
If you desire your neighbor's wife or car, you can be fined up to and including $60,000. Exactamundo!
Final score:
Ten Commandments: 10
ACLU: 0
I hope the ACLU will now acknowledge it is wrong to try to remove the Ten Commandments from our schools and our courtrooms.
Unless, of course, they don't want to be judged by its laws?
That's what it all boils down to, isn't it? They think that by removing the Ten Commandments from a courtroom, they can make people forget that adultery is a crime and adulterers should be locked up. They want people to not remember that heathens should be put in jail. They don't want to have to go to church or be arrested!
See what happens when we forget the source of our laws? We start forgetting them. We start not arresting people for worshipping lesser gods. We start letting people get away with killing other people when they are acting in self defense. We let coveters get off without punishment. Do you want that? Do you want your kids to grow up in that kind of world?
I know I don't, and if you don't either, I urge you to call or write your congressmen and ask them to keep throwing killers, liars, and heathens in prison. Tell them to keep the Ten Commandments! Remember, this is for our children, our country, and most of all, our God!
While reading this, I kept thinking this has to be tongue in cheek, but that's a curious juxtaposition with the ID stuff.
Edited by subbie, : No reason given.

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Message 12 of 12 (377553)
01-17-2007 1:45 PM


Funny site.
Weird thing is, even although it is an obvious spoof site, their arguments are better than a lot of fundies!
Brian.

  
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