Is There a Double Standard When It Comes to ID and Testability?

December 07, 2007 • 00:04:11
Is There a Double Standard When It Comes to ID and Testability?
Intelligent Design the Future
Is There a Double Standard When It Comes to ID and Testability?

Dec 07 2007 | 00:04:11

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Show Notes

When ID skeptics object to the arguments of ID proponents that the incredible fine tuning of the universe is evidence for design they often turn to speculating about an infinite number of universes in which ours just happened to win the cosmic lottery and evolve to sustain life. Is that hypothesis testable? Is it science? CSC's Casey Luskin explores whether or not there is a double standard in the wider scientific community when it comes to intelligent design and testability.

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