Intelligent design

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  yeah, but you see discipler, that's very cynical. It seems to me, that since the discovery institute is run by so many devout Christians(more than your average cross-section of a think tank!) , then maybe their desire to promote ID alongside Darwinism is just a trojan horse? I mean that the 1987 Supreme Court ruling that Darwinism cannot be banned in school must have deflated them quite a bit. So i guess they thought by making ID be taught "alongside" is the best they could hope for?

  And if the science is so compelling - why is the peer-reviewed literature so scant?

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