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Author Topic:   Lack of Defining Features of Intelligent Design
PaulK
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Message 10 of 41 (409535)
07-10-2007 2:35 AM
Reply to: Message 1 by Grizz
06-08-2007 7:30 PM


I was away the first time this came around.
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What is the nature of the posited designer? Is it supernatural or natural?
THe official ID answer is that the nature of the designer is undetermined, it could even be extraterrestrials. It definitely doesn't have to be God. But ID does not discuss the nature of the Designer because that's theology.
Spot the contradiction.

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Message 39 of 41 (430953)
10-28-2007 2:39 PM
Reply to: Message 31 by Elhardt
10-28-2007 9:06 AM


Re: Anti-ID Hypocrites
I think you're directing that accusation at the wrong side. It is the ID movement that is inconsistent on the matter. They use the examples you give while also asserting that naturalism rules out design as a possibility (and therefore denying that any of them exist).
The opponents of ID do not do this.
What you need to recognise is that ID is not science, nor is it trying to be science. ID is a political/religious movement, attempting to change science curricula to be more in tune with their religious beliefs. And it's a very nasty and unpleasant movement, too.

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