| − | Although superficially similar to [[Intelligent Design]], Intelligent Design proponents have made clear that they are not the same thing, and in fact [[William Dembski]] has gone so far as to say that "As far as design theorists are concerned, theistic evolution is American evangelicalism's ill-conceived accommodation to Darwinism."<ref>''What every theologian should know about creation, evolution, and design'' Center for Interdisciplinary Studies Transactions 3(2), William Demsbki</ref> | + | Although superficially similar to [[intelligent design]], intelligent design proponents have made clear that they are not the same thing, and in fact [[William Dembski]] has gone so far as to say that "As far as design theorists are concerned, theistic evolution is American evangelicalism's ill-conceived accommodation to Darwinism."<ref>''What every theologian should know about creation, evolution, and design'' Center for Interdisciplinary Studies Transactions 3(2), William Demsbki</ref> |
| − | The primary difference is the percieved role of [[proof]]. While most theistic evolutionists are content to accept God on faith alone, Intelligent Design seeks to prove the necessary existence of a designer in the creation of life by scientific means. | + | The primary difference is the percieved role of [[proof]]. While most theistic evolutionists are content to accept God on faith alone, intelligent design seeks to prove the necessary existence of a designer in the creation of life by scientific means. |