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'''''Intelligent Design''''' is a book by [[William Dembski]] which "aims to show the lay reader how detecting design within the universe, and especially against the backdrop of [[biology]] and [[biochemistry]], unseats [[naturalism]]--and above all [[Darwin]]'s expulsion of design in his [[theory of evolution]]." <ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=3Z0BAAAACAAJ&dq=Intelligent+design</ref>
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'''''Intelligent Design''''' is a book by [[William Dembski]] which "aims to show the lay reader how detecting design within the universe, and especially against the backdrop of [[biology]] and [[biochemistry]], unseats [[naturalism]]&mdash;and above all [[Darwin]]'s expulsion of design in his [[theory of evolution]]." <ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=3Z0BAAAACAAJ&dq=Intelligent+design</ref>
  
 
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Intelligent Design is a book by William Dembski which "aims to show the lay reader how detecting design within the universe, and especially against the backdrop of biology and biochemistry, unseats naturalism—and above all Darwin's expulsion of design in his theory of evolution." [1]

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