> but rather it is because he argues that "intelligent design in biology
.... is
>empirically detectable":
Why, then, doesn't he suggest a method? He only talks in generalities.
Why would the detection of ID in biology be different than ID in other
areas?
I can only think of two ways. By human observation - like people seeing
pictures of Jesus in reflections on chrome bumpers and by computer
analysis - like SETI.
billwald@juno.com
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