Who Should Define Intelligent Design, ID Theorists or Their Critics?

Episode 17 July 25, 2006 00:08:59
Who Should Define Intelligent Design, ID Theorists or Their Critics?
Intelligent Design the Future
Who Should Define Intelligent Design, ID Theorists or Their Critics?

Jul 25 2006 | 00:08:59

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Show Notes

It is common that critics of intelligent design misrepresent the nature of intelligent design in order to make it sound unscientific, unconstitutional, and unpalatable to scientists and the public. In the Kitzmiller vs Dover court case last year, Judge Jones even adopted the critics’ false version of intelligent design rather than letting the proponents of ID stake out their own theory, and speak for themselves. This podcast looks at two recent misrepresentations in the media made by ID-critics involved on the legal side of this debate.

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