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Does ID follow the scientific method?

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frako
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11-24-2010 1:41 PM 		Reply to: Message 299 by PaulK
11-24-2010 1:12 PM

Re: An example!
CSI as defined by Dembski is only identified by ruling out all non-design explanations, showing that they are too improbably to be accepted.
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The problem is you are removing things bexcause you think it is improbable, and on the other hand you are adding a inteligent desighner that has no evidence to support him but the theory you are using. Every theory you are trying to rule out as being improbable has evidence to support it yours does not so what is more improbable.
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frako
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11-27-2010 7:14 AM 		Reply to: Message 320 by Dawn Bertot
11-27-2010 2:52 AM

Re: Article on IC
your method assumes that order needs a desighner can you provide a theory and some evidence to support it to why order cannot arise naturaly. If you cannot your argument is worth as much as this one.
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All desighned things have a metal plate with a manufacturing date and factory number, no living creature has such a metal plate so life is not desighned.
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