Re: black holes and intelligent design
From: Elf M. Sternberg (elf_at_drizzle.com)
Date: 02/28/05
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Date: 27 Feb 2005 18:50:13 -0800
cafeinst@msn.com writes:
> It is a good scientific theory which is testible and has passed the
> test: The fact that no one has ever been able to recreate life from
> scratch or even describe precisely the steps of how life evolved
> implies that the mechanism for producing life is too sophisticated for
> man to understand.
That's not a "test," that's an unsupported hypothesis. When
human beings take raw atoms and craft something living from them, the
response from the ID side will be, "See? It took real thinking and
design to make it happen."
Since either failure or success leads to the same conclusion,
the test is not useful for showing the validity of the conclusion. Try
again.
Elf
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