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| + | The [[theory of evolution]] is merely a religion that serves to discredit the [[Intelligent Designer]] Himself. [http://www.allaboutscience.org/intelligent-design.htm] | ||
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[[Phillip E. Johnson]] told [[NOVA]]: | [[Phillip E. Johnson]] told [[NOVA]]: | ||
{{quotebox|The [[theory of evolution]] may be true in a sense, but it may require the participation of an [[intelligent cause]]. That is the basic intelligent-design proposition—that unintelligent causes by themselves can't do the whole job. That doesn't say that everything was created all at once. [http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/id/defense-id.html]}} | {{quotebox|The [[theory of evolution]] may be true in a sense, but it may require the participation of an [[intelligent cause]]. That is the basic intelligent-design proposition—that unintelligent causes by themselves can't do the whole job. That doesn't say that everything was created all at once. [http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/id/defense-id.html]}} | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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The theory of evolution is merely a religion that serves to discredit the Intelligent Designer Himself. [1]
Phillip E. Johnson told NOVA:
The theory of evolution may be true in a sense, but it may require the participation of an intelligent cause. That is the basic intelligent-design proposition—that unintelligent causes by themselves can't do the whole job. That doesn't say that everything was created all at once. [2]