>Your view of evolutionary trial and error is certainly not the sort of TE
>Terry Gray has explained. Are you saying that God, rather than directing
>change, is actually watching the mutations make errors to be selected?
Why not? Mutations really do occur, and if, as most of us here believe, God
sustains what He created, I guess He is watching the imperfections in the
creation called mutation, happen.
Steve
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Steven S. Clark, Ph.D . Phone: 608/263-9137
Associate Professor FAX: 608/263-4226
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"Now how does one alter the charge on the niobium ball? 'Well at that
stage', said my friend, 'we spray it with positrons to increase the charge
or with electrons to decrease the charge.' From that day forth I've been a
scientific realist. So far as I'm concerned, if you can spray them then
they are real. Ian Hacking, Representing and Intervening, 1983
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