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08/01/05

Permalinkby 04:48:39 pm, Categories: Education, 172 words   English (US)

Let's Have No More Monkey Trials

Recently, it's amazing how commentators such as Mort Kondracke, and now Charles Krauthammer in Time, can get it so wrong when it comes to ID.

Krauthammer is a well-known and respected (by many) commentator. He is supposed to give intelligent, well though out insights with regard to culture debates. Yet, his characterization of ID as a "God of the Gaps" religious enterprise shows his ignorance, perhaps self-imposed, of the true debate. His idea that ID is nothing more than plugging the "holes" in scientific theories with the divine is just silly. His inability to recognize Darwinism/atheism as a philosophical worldview, based on a good deal of blind faith, is inexcusible. And, his lack of knowledge regarding Kansas standards, which do not even mention ID, is baffling.

Rather, ID can simply be characterized as a "whodunnit" investigation, based on legitimate forensic (scientific) investigation.

When someone tries to use the "Krauthammer club", tell them you know better, and explain to her what ID is really about.

For the commentary in Time, click HERE.

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Permalinkby 02:29:16 pm, Categories: Current Events, 90 words   English (US)

ID throws in a "Monkey Wrench"

George Neumayr, executive editor of The American Spectator, weighs in on the ID - Darwinism debate.

The closing paragraph of the story is telling:
"While the evolutionists continue their tired celebrations of the Scopes trial, they glance anxiously over their shoulders. They are running scared, and as the list of scientists and thinkers who dissent from Darwinism grows -- the Discovery Institute lists hundreds of scientists who now regard it as an intellectually bankrupt theory -- the evolutionists will increasingly mirror the intolerance they used to bemoan".

For the full article, click HERE.

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Permalinkby 02:21:22 pm, Categories: Current Events, 31 words   English (US)

ID on Focus on the Family

Dr. Stephen Meyer and Dr. John West of the Discovery Institute are featured on the Focus on the Family broadcast Monday and Tuesday with Dr. James Dobson.

To listen, click HERE.

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