In a message dated 7/24/2000 1:45:26 PM, dfsiemensjr@juno.com writes:
<< > Since you say, "I am committed to the notion that the universe is
> designed
> intelligently," I do not understand why you object if I and other
> IDers, who
> share this general commitment, try to infer intelligent design in
> particular
> situations, such as, complex biochemical systems and complex
> integrated organ
> systems. >>
Dave,
Let me return to your statement that, "I am committed to the notion that the
universe is designed intelligently." Why do you object to those who try to
find concrete examples of that intelligent design in the universe? Did God
instantiated design, or is the statement only an abstraction with no concrete
instance to represent it?
<<It seems to me that the way you cited Romans indicates that there is
proof, or something close to proof.>>
I cited Romans the way St. Paul wrote it. Your argument is with him, not me.
You may have the last word on this thread. Thanks for the discussion.
Looking forward to seeing you at Gordon College.
Peace,
Bob
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