Loudmouth writes:
So maybe we should attribute the poorly designed elements within the cell to intelligent design and the more refined designs to evolutionary mechanisms.
Hardly.
There is far to much evidence that life has evolved too come to any other conclussion. I was mearly pointing out the evolution is capable of 'design' that is better than human design.
Loudmouth writes:
I can see it now, Behe stating that the non-irreducibly complex systems prove intelligent design since genetic algorithms create such effecient and interlocking designs.
I hardly think that any creationist, of any strip, would admit that meer humans are supperior to their God in any way.
[This message has been edited by compmage, 04-07-2004]
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this; that he does good not because he is forced to do so, but because he freely
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- Mikhail Bakunin,
God and the State, from
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