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Archive forJanuary, 2006

President Bush on Energy, Education and Research.

January 31st, 2006  |  by  |  published in Intelligent Design | 6 Comments »

Energy To keep our economy growing, we also need reliable supplies of affordable, environmentally responsible energy. (Applause.) Nearly four years ago, I submitted a comprehensive energy strategy that encourages conservation, alternative sources, a modernized electricity grid, and more production here at home — including safe, clean nuclear energy. (Applause.) My Clear Skies legislation will cut [...]

Achilles by Atom

January 26th, 2006  |  by  |  published in Intelligent Design | 2 Comments »

Interested in the penetration of Intelligent Design into pop culture, including its Hip-Hop music, we present today an excerpt that can be listened here (mp3), or the full song here: Achilles “… Wounds of Darwinian theory will never heal Once the population finds Intelligent Design Enzymes hold the signs of a divine Mind Darwinian speculation [...]

Intelligent Design’s Prediction: Compatible Mates Interbreed Producing Fertile Offspring

January 20th, 2006  |  by  |  published in Intelligent Design | 26 Comments »

Intelligent Design’s Prediction: Compatible Mates (cross male x female) Interbreed Producing Fertile Offspring Antecedent: It has been demonstrated that the next finches produce fertile offspring: Geospiza fortis (medium ground finch) hybridizes with G. scandens (cactus finch), and with G. fuliginosa (small ground finch). Experimental Hypothesis: Intelligent Design, through Mendelian Bioengineering predicts that the rest of [...]

Chronicles for The Laupala Cricket Variation

January 20th, 2006  |  by  |  published in Intelligent Design | Leave A Comment »

The Laupala cricket of Hawaii, picture by Kerry Shaw. As a species begins to split into two separate species, says Mendelson, “the songs appear to be the first characteristic that changes.” Here, Mendelson is really talking about a variety splitting into two separate varieties able to interbreed! As she pursues: “Members of closely related species [...]

Douglas Altshuler needs to document his claims or to issue a public retraction!

January 16th, 2006  |  by  |  published in Intelligent Design | 13 Comments »

Carelessly, Douglas Altshuler declared: “Proponents of intelligent design … have long criticized science for not being able to explain … how bees fly“ Now Stephen E. Jones has taken a stand for ID to make Altshuler to document his claim or to retract himself. Krauze and Patrick are following the developments of this story, so [...]

A “Scientific” Paradigm In Crisis

January 13th, 2006  |  by  |  published in Intelligent Design | 3 Comments »

When a scientific paradigm is in a state of crisis its proponents resort to increasingly desperate measures to salvage it. These desperate measures are indicative of the fact that the paradigm is indeed in crisis. I thought it might be interesting to start cataloging examples of these desperate measures when it comes to Darwinian evolution. [...]

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January 12th, 2006  |  by  |  published in Uncategorized | 2 Comments »

Jack’s Back! Premieres this Sunday. Check you local listings. What does this have to do with ID? NOTHING!

From ‘Walking the Bible,’ “The Israelites in Egypt”

January 11th, 2006  |  by  |  published in Uncategorized | Leave A Comment »

Today, more than an hour ago, I enjoyed Bruce Feiler‘s episode two of the program “Walking the Bible” (aired by PBS) and entitled “The Israelites in Egypt” I got to see the actual ruins of the storage cities for Pharaoh described in Exodus 1:11: Pithom and Raamses: “They [the Israelites] built storage cities for Pharaoh: [...]

The Fraud of Evolution: Variation sold as Speciation

January 9th, 2006  |  by  |  published in Intelligent Design | 48 Comments »

The variability within compatible organisms has been misused with the purpose to try to support the ideas of Darwin and of the current and flawed ideas of evolutionism. Darwinism invented a term called “speciation” to pursue the “origin of species” envisioned by Darwin; however, every example of “speciation” to be published can be easily reduced [...]

Origins, Atheism, Theism, and Faith

January 6th, 2006  |  by  |  published in Philosophy, Theology | 32 Comments »

The subject of origins inevitably brings up questions about where we came from, why we are here, and what the purpose of life is (if such a thing exists). When it comes down to it, these are the only questions that are ultimately worth asking or seeking answers for. When people ask why the unsolved [...]