| Actually, IDT is not particularly specious at all, as "specious" implies a false plausibility. Nor is it necessary to examine biochemical processes to raise obvious questions. Evolution cannot adequately explain why we have multicellular animals, rather than several varieties of paramecia floating about. When one considers the phenomenon of cell differentiation leading to complex systems (skeletal, nervous,cardiovascular, for example), it strains credulity to believe they developed incrementally, much less randomly. If, in fact, it is impossible for them to come into being incrementally, than there is no choice but to believe in Intelligent Design. I will, however, wave that, and simply say that Intelligent Design is a plausible theory, and should give anyone pause...... |
