On 12/14/04 7:03 PM, "Ed Brayton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alan Leigh Armstrong wrote:
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>> There are many holes in the "theory of evolution." Evolution appears
>> to violate the laws of thermodynamics. There are also many things that
>> have been presented as evidence of evolution that have
How does evolution appear to violate the laws of thermodynamics? And if
it does, why haven't physicists figured it out?
Michael R. Masinter Visiting Professor of Law
On Leave From University of Miami Law School
Nova Southeastern University
In a message dated 12/14/2004 6:14:35 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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the
positions that get labeled "science" are "knowledge" and religion merely
"opinion." In one of the ironies of political liberalism (of the Rawlsian
sort), these distinctions turn out to be ar
Title: RE: Wait, there's more: "Leading ID think tank calls Dover evolution policy "misguided, " calls for it to be withdrawn" .:.
If it's the seventh day shouldn't we all be resting? 7:30 pm and we're all still at our computers.
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My training in physics was that a theory is an explanation that fits
the facts. For example, the theoretical physicist comes up with a
theory. The experimentalist runs the experiment and gives the results
to the theoretical physicist who then modifies the theory.
There are many holes in the "th
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Francis J. Beckwith wrote:
I think Sandy's right in this
regard: the positions that get labeled "science" are "knowledge" and
religion merely "opinion." In one of the ironies of political
liberalism (of the Rawlsian sort), these distinctions turn out to be
argument-st
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Perhaps he meant natural
selection is an established fact. News to me, too that "evolution is an
established fact." Sounds like Gould speaking.
(This is
off-list).
Kelly
Ford
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Title: Re: Wait, there's more: "Leading ID think tank calls Dover evolution policy "misguided, " calls for it to be withdrawn" .:.
Evolution is an established fact? News to me.
Richard Menard
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I think Sandy's right in this regard: the
positions that get labeled "science" are "knowledge" and religion merely
"opinion." In one of the ironies of political liberalism (of the Rawlsian sort),
these distinctions turn out to be argument-stoppers rather than conversation
star
I just listened to an NPR segment quoting one of the
supporters of ID saying that it is important that students be presented with
alternatives to Darwinism. That is, this is an appeal to the importance of
a multiplicity of points of view. Is there a principled way of deciding
when that is
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the pre-biotic soup:
For Immediate Release Dec. 14, 2004
Press Contact: Rob Crowther
Discovery Institute
(206) 292-0401 x.107
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Leading intelligent design think tank calls Dover evolution policy
"misguided," calls for it to be w
Ah, I was just going to post something about this. The Thomas More Law
Center has offered to handle the defense for the Dover school district.
I haven't seen any official word that they'll be representing the
district, but the district would be foolish not to accept the offer.
Well, let me reph
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