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The '''intelligent design controversy''' is the most important intellectual and political dispute of modern times, involving questions of science, philosophy, law, and religion. [[Intelligent design]] addresses the [[origins debate]], in attempt to establish an objective, scientific midway position between [[Creationism]] and [[Darwinism]].<ref>In the context of this article "Darwinism" is considered to be the materialistic view that life came into being without any intervention by God at all, i.e., "molecules to men" merely by chance and natural law.</ref>
 
The '''intelligent design controversy''' is the most important intellectual and political dispute of modern times, involving questions of science, philosophy, law, and religion. [[Intelligent design]] addresses the [[origins debate]], in attempt to establish an objective, scientific midway position between [[Creationism]] and [[Darwinism]].<ref>In the context of this article "Darwinism" is considered to be the materialistic view that life came into being without any intervention by God at all, i.e., "molecules to men" merely by chance and natural law.</ref>
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The intelligent design controversy is the most important intellectual and political dispute of modern times, involving questions of science, philosophy, law, and religion. Intelligent design addresses the origins debate, in attempt to establish an objective, scientific midway position between Creationism and Darwinism.[1]

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  1. ↑ In the context of this article "Darwinism" is considered to be the materialistic view that life came into being without any intervention by God at all, i.e., "molecules to men" merely by chance and natural law.

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