More about teaching the controversy

From: Bertvan@aol.com
Date: Fri Aug 11 2000 - 09:29:55 EDT

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    Hi Chris,
    Your thoughts are intriguing, Chris. If a more satisfactory understanding of
    life ever emerges, it will be from an accumulation of all the diverse,
    individual thoughts and speculations of dissidents, including you , Cliff and
    people promoting ID, panspermia, "order for free, Hoyle's "intelligent
    universe", etc. I'd be more optimistic about something developing from your
    thoughts if your "random" included a Lamarckian quality. You don't believe
    in indeterminate free will. I do, and claim it is "supernatural". Free
    will is a part of the real world, but science as we now define science can
    not deal with it. It is an exciting time, and I hope I live to see
    progress. Meanwhile I remain solidly in the ID camp, partly because of the
    intransigent attitude of most "evolutionists", and partly because I like ID's
    definition of "intelligence" better than yours.

    Bertvan



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