Discussion continues apace at “Agnostic & Non-Theistic ID Proponents/Sympathizers– Speak Up. One person wanted to know why “nullasalus” does not solicit the views of non-theist critics of ID: Because that’s not what the thread is about. This is “non-theist sympathizers week” here at UD. Next week will be too, if you want to talk more.
Also, one non-theist who came to doubt Darwin – who might have been missed in the discussion at – Speak Up – is British science broadcaster David Rattray Taylor (d. 1981), author of posthumously published The Great Evolution Mystery. Here’s the kind of thing that he noted. Book much recommended.
Taylor writes:
Ah the optimism.
This looks like as good as place as any to mention a discussion I have initiated on my blog:
Does Uncommon Descent deliberately suppress dissenting views?
Clearly this subject cannot be addressed on UD itself and I welcome any contributions from UD regulars.
Readers may be surprised to know that my answer is “no”.
semi OT:
Intelligent Design Making Headway into Texas Public Schools
Excerpt: As early as this year, public schools in Texas may be able to teach students about intelligent design in their science classes, reigniting the much-heated debate over the teaching of evolutionary theory.
http://www.christianpost.com/n.....ols-50210/