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I wouldn’t say outfight rejection of intelligent design. If one studies viruses, much time has to be spent considering evolutionary aspects, just due to their n
by vibrio 3y ago
I wouldn’t say outfight rejection of intelligent design. If one studies viruses, much time has to be spent considering evolutionary aspects, just due to their numbers, variability, and life cycle. The involvement of an Intelligent Creator and their intents is not something I know how to test or control for. I believe there has to be a mental boundary there until that component is objectively available.
- aodonnell2536 3y ago> The involvement of an Intelligent Creator and their intents is not something I know how to test or control for. Well said, I’d be hard pressed to disagree with you. > I believe there has to be a mental boundary there until that component is objectively available. You raise a good point here. I’m not sure yet sure if I agree, but I can see a lot of merit in this approach in terms of reducing speculation and increasing rigor for scientific research.