Confronting Misrepresentative and Deceptive Definitions of ID

October 29, 2007 00:08:59
Confronting Misrepresentative and Deceptive Definitions of ID
Intelligent Design the Future
Confronting Misrepresentative and Deceptive Definitions of ID

Oct 29 2007 | 00:08:59

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Show Notes

On this episode of IDTF CSC's Casey Luskin looks at common misrepresentations of intelligent design in the political and legal arenas. Comparing the comments from critics to the actual writings of ID proponents it is clear that critics are knowingly misrepresenting intelligent design in order to attack the theory.

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