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[...] William Dembski posted this link at UD which I enjoyed sharing with Camille and Gabe.  It gives you a good [...]

[...] an intelligent designer only for maximally optimal designs. If a biological system meets William Dembski‘s criteria for being designed, that design inference is not nullified by the possibility of [...]

[...] to me. From the Discovery Institute. A peer-reviewed scientific paper published in 2010 by William Dembski and Robert Marks of the Evolutionary Informatics Lab supports no free lunch theorems. [...]

[...] My response to the strange Cosmonomic Manifesto found here. Cosmonomic Manifesto? Humanist Manifesto?  What’s the difference?  Both sound like the religion of the [...]

[...] exists,” Sheiman said in an interview, “but they can convince me that religion has intrinsic value.” Read the full article… Atheists recognize tolerance as a virtue and not a vice [...]

[...] .  Seems to me that human dignity and equal rights only makes sense if humans have intrinsic value and are set apart from the rest of creation.  I will help you here: They are set apart [...]

[...] that “Designs exhibit different levels of optimality. There is no reason to infer an intelligent designer only for maximally optimal designs. If a biological system meets William Dembski‘s [...]

[...] are and we shouldn’t be surprised by them, horrified or joyful.  In an unguided naturalistic bottom-up worldview, the bb’s assemble themselves from the bottom-up by natural selection and [...]

[...] nonsense is precisely missionary work.  The mind is better off without this cosmonomic indoctrination. re #10: a call for vegetarianism? Burning fuel is not all that bad since plants [...]

If you are told that you are an idiot and that there aren’t any peer-reviewed scientific papers supporting ID, you can always point to these.  You [...]

A scanning electron microscope image of rime frost on both ends of a “capped column” snowflake.  As the author points out “these photographs sh [...]

[...] carbon nanotubes (10,000 times thinner than a human hair) by rolling up sheets of carbon hexagons. That shape is extremely strong and flexible at the same time. It’s an unusual pattern [...]