Bruno, you need to be specific in your use of the word "evolution".  Yes, I 
know that evolution occurs, I am not disputing that.  But the evolution I 
believe is happening is Mircoevolution, not Macroevolution or Darwinian 
Evolution.

Please read my thread on Microevolutio vs. Macroevolution.

What specific evidence are you asking for?  I believe I have several.  The 
evidence of the presence of Information in DNA.  The evidence of specified 
complexity.

If I am not banned because of this, I will continue to start new threads with 
new evidences for Intelligent Design.  Just because you haven't applied 
yourself to study this field, like Jed, does not mean there is no science.  
Goodness, you haven't even read my threads on The fallacies of Darwinian 
Evolution.  That's the first place to start.   This is one of the first 
fallacies I encounter whenever I discuss Intelligent Design.  People are so 
uninformed that they spew out opinions like yours below.


Jojo



  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Bruno Santos 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2012 6:27 AM
  Subject: Re: [Vo]:The Fallacies of Darwinian Evolution - Genetic Improbability


  It seems to me that Darwinism Evolution has sparked a lot of research 
programs in many fields, like this one at Harvard Medical School. 

  By the way, I would love to see an explanation on how could their method work 
if evolution was not a fact.

  Nevertheless, there are many things that still demands explanation, we just 
don't know. Yet. 

  In the other hand, Intelligent Design has explained...

  OH, WAIT! 

  Nothing!

  We have some pretty good evidences of Evolution, but none of Intelligent 
Design. Just saying it's too complex to be random is not a explanation, is an 
excuse.

  So, the current state of affairs is that we have somethings explained by 
evolution versus NONE explained by ID.

  Maybe the ID supporters have some pretty good evidence to show us and we just 
have not asked for that yet. 

  But we would like to see some positive evidence, and not tha same old excuse 
"I don't know how this happened so there must be some good old designing going 
on..."

  While waiting fot that good piece of evidence, I still think that some 
evidence is better than none.

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