“We want to make sure the public and the university start to voice their opposition to intelligent design,” Avalos said. What’s next? Petitioning Guillermo to turn in his telescope? MORE
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Clough said:
Intelligent design only appears to be science.
Just as:
– Biological structures only appear to have been designed.
– The human mind only appears to have a causally efficacious role in our actions.
– The natural realm only appears to have had a beginning. There are clearly an infinite number of unseen and undetectable universes out there that have always existed.
– The laws of the universe only appear to have been constructed to allow for complex life.
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Philosophical materialists have the preternatural urge to inject their religion into science — which results in explanations amounting to “I can’t explain it on my terms; therefore, it must be an illusion.” (Any alternate explanation would not be considered *scientific*.)
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How about a 1-on-1 scientific debate between Avalos and Gonzalez?
We all know who would win.
From the Iowa State Daily:
[i]Campus religious groups see the issue differently.[/i]
[i]”I believe in a God that created the world in six days and rested on the seventh,” said Joel Kennedy, president of Cyclone Bible Fellowship. “Whatever they teach, that’s what I’m going to believe.”[/i]
Blatantly, subtlely, softly, or loudly, wherever the debate lands *someone* invites or cites the YEC. Fairly or unfairly, tt is a bludgeon with which ID continues to be battered. Gonzalez, indeed, ID, deserves better.