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→Philosophical and religious implications: if live could evolve without being designed at all, this bolsters arguments favoring atheism
Like the theory of evolution, intelligent design theory has philosophical implications. The direct consequence of the insufficiency of a purely natural explanation for the diversity of life on Earth is the necessity for a supernatural cause. Life must have been designed, and curiosity over the character or identity of the designer is inevitable.
Like the theory of evolution, intelligent design theory has philosophical implications. The direct consequence of the insufficiency of a purely natural explanation for the diversity of life on Earth is the necessity for a supernatural cause. Life must have been designed, and curiosity over the character or identity of the designer is inevitable.
On the contrary, if live could evolve without being designed at all, then philosophically there is no need for a creator. This bolsters arguments favoring [[Atheism]].
==References==
==References==