Glen Davidson
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| Quote (midwifetoad @ Mar. 18 2013,10:19) | There's really only one "scientific" argument against evolution, and that's Behe's. It has the unfortunate attributes of being testable and having eroded over time.
KF's isolated islands is a variation on Behe.
Once you demonstrate that the water is only ankle deep, that argument collapses. |
Still, since evolutionary theory according to known mechanisms entails the production of irreducible complexity, while IDiocy doesn't entail it at all (or really anything, as normally presented), it was never much of an anti-evolution argument.
It may have eroded further, but it was junk to begin with.
Glen Davidson
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