Re: [asa] Cosmologial vs. Biological Design

>
> I think you are right that most ID, including Dembski, would not
> promote or agree with an "either-or" scenario.
>

Based on its popular reception, most ID, including Dembski, promotes an
either-or scenario. Most ID advocates seem to recognize the error of
either-or when put in bald terms but readily resort to either-or in actual
practice of promoting ID. Alternatives such as ID or evolution, endorse
everything Johnson says or be a craven accommodationist, evolution or
Christianity, etc. or claiming that ID is necessary to good religion (as
Dembski did in his review of Conway Morris's book in Books and Culture) are
all examples of either-or scenarios.

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> Dr. David Campbell
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> University of Alabama
> "I think of my happy condition, surrounded by acres of clams"
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Received on Tue Oct 10 12:42:59 2006