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1853<I>Where science goes astray is when atheists and agnostics try to teach tcarranza2-12/31/2005
1852Inspiring story by a Tulane doctor about working at Big Charity during the KatriIlaine-12/31/2005
1851100 years ago nobody even knew that the bacterial rotary motor existed. Did thaIlaine-12/31/2005
1850I don't see how the article refutes Intelligent Design. Reduced to its simpIlaine-12/31/2005
1849Humans have some faculties that facilitate advancement, which we may call "Ilaine-12/31/2005
1848I do believe in God, and that God is the Creator, and that the universe was creaIlaine-12/31/2005
1847<i> When anyone produces a good explanation as to how something like the bTimF-12/30/2005
1846You realize in Dennett you have possibly the most biased person on earth on the Brumar89-12/30/2005
1845>>Darwin -- by showing us how purpose and design, meaning, can arise out oLane3-12/30/2005
1844This interview in my opinion beautifully sets forth the case against ID in the Icarranza2-12/29/2005
1843<i>Not sure where we can take this discussion further. You're ruling oLane3-12/29/2005
1842Not sure where we can take this discussion further. You're ruling out the iBrumar89-12/29/2005
1841I found this amusing. Also found the bolded phrase and odd differentiation amonLane3-12/29/2005
1840<I>I prefer to think that humanity is reaching out for enlightenment, at lcarranza2-12/29/2005
1839<i>this felicitous view is not necessarily one which is a given.</i>Lane3-12/29/2005
1838The problem with the entire conversation is whether anyone can accept that the ncarranza2-12/29/2005
1837<I> "So if we could prove that say the Christian version of God reallTimF-12/29/2005
1836<i>But, if he remains opague (so to speak) and reveal himself in some way Lane3-12/29/2005
1835<b><i>So if we could prove that say the Christian version of God reaMary Cluney-12/29/2005
1834It seems Sacco & Vanzetti were guilty after all: <b> Sinclair Letter TConstant Reader-12/29/2005
1833<i>Fascinating idea, and nothing more.</i> I would find it charmingLane3-12/29/2005
1832Suppose a scientist found copyright marks on the human genome. Or maybe foundIlaine-12/29/2005
1831<i>The definition of supernatural does not include non-existance.</i>Lane3-12/28/2005
1830<i> If something exists, then it is, by definition, part of the natural wTimF-12/28/2005
1829I can only repeat what I originally said. If something exists, then it is, by dLane3-12/28/2005
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