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From: John Burgeson (burgy@compuserve.com)
Date: Thu Jul 27 2000 - 18:46:59 EDT

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    Bob DeHaan wrote recently:

    "The question is, will our complete understanding of natural
    events be found in science. I hold to a provisional no. I hold that there

    are phenomena that can be identified or inferred by scientific means of
    observation and logic, whose complete explanation tails out beyond science,

    and requires theological of philosophical explanation. "

    Sometimes, Bob, you put the issue in words even the simplist of us can
    understand!

    Obviously, I stand in agreement. I do not identify myself, however, as
    an "IDer," for I see much danger in their current approaches, particularly
    PJ's rather absolute confaltion of methodological naturalism with
    philosophical naturalism. That Dawkins, Gouldm Sagan and others also
    evidence this error is obvious; I think the ID movement does not have to do
    so.

    Appreciate reading your comments and often am in agreement!

    Burgy



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