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Author Topic:   Stonehenge and ID
lbhandli
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Message 2 of 95 (1725)
01-09-2002 12:01 AM
Reply to: Message 1 by John Paul
01-08-2002 8:15 PM


Except that a stone structure doesn't reproduce and so there is no way for evolution to occur. You have made an argument by analogy that is invalid due to the two categories being uncomparable on a key feature.
Sorry,
Larry

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lbhandli
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Message 20 of 95 (1860)
01-10-2002 7:35 PM
Reply to: Message 19 by John Paul
01-10-2002 1:54 PM


First, to all, including Edge and SLP, knock off the personal insults and meta-discussion. They serve no purpose.
Now, to get back to the question, in one case we have strong evidence of design due to a fairly long series of evidence in relation to Stonehenge. In biology though, we haven't even identified what design would look like and how we could test it. So the question is, how is this analogy of any use.
Larry

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lbhandli
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Message 73 of 95 (3479)
02-05-2002 5:35 PM
Reply to: Message 72 by John Paul
02-05-2002 5:29 PM


So how is it that Dembski detects when design is present? What is the standard?

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