Posted on August 9, 2008 by thecountryshrink
Hallmarks of Design
I’ve written before about how things that are designed exhibit function or specific complexity. I’ll give a definition in a bit more detail here.
Systems that are of high complexity, that is functionally integrated multicomponent systems, systems that are of high specificity where only one or very few of many possible arrangements of these [...]
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Posted on August 5, 2008 by thecountryshrink
Yet the proponents of the theory of evolution simply don’t allow answers to their arguments, supposedly by rule. They’ll argue that God wouldn’t make a panda’s thumb in a certain way, yet those who might argue that God would make the panda’s thumb like it is supposedly aren’t allowed to answer.
Yes, and then they say, [...]
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