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    Existence of God Paley’s argument is termed the design argument which is solely based on an analogy of a watch. This is that the universe as a whole is complex and there must be an intelligent designer responsible for designing the universe. Just like the watch, the parts come together to fulfill a purpose, and if we have never seen a watch before the complexity or the way the watch was designed would make us conclude that it was made by an intelligent designer. This analogy is used to compare…

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    to settle the ideas of literal creation by a god or higher power and evolution by natural selection, theorists on both sides of the discussion press the idea that this settlement or understanding is not possible. Anywhere evolution is taught, intelligent design or creationism is talked about. In the long run, it is offered as somewhat that at best, is stubborn to science. One of the most incredible wonders in the history of education is that a theoretical idea centered on no real scientific…

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    for intelligent design, Behe’s argument of irreduciblecomplexityisbyfaroneofthemostfascinatingones. Whilemany may consider Darwin’s theory of evolution to be the catch-all argument that irrefutably demolishes any and all argument for intelligent design, Behe manages not only to propose a design theory compatible with it, but also to use it to further empower his argument. Ultimately, Behe’s irreducible complexity argument lacks the support needed to differentiate itself from the many design…

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    teach Creationism, Darwinism, or Intelligent Design? The debate had fueled lawsuits, both for and against, teaching of a certain theories, with the most recent addition being Intelligent Design.…

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    see fit for running their school effectively. Unfortunately, the citizens of the district do not always see eye to eye with them and believe that the policies infringe upon their constitutional rights. Such is the case concerning Intelligent Design (ID). Intelligent design is a controversial concept…

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    means the freedom to not believe in a religion. Those who try to sneak intelligent design into the public science classroom go against the “Establishment Clause of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution” (Ravitch). This law dates back to the court case of Edwards v. Aguillard that banned “teaching of religious theories that are not falsifiable as science” (Ravitch). Disguising religion in the form of intelligent design, a new “scientific theory”, is an attempt to make legitimate…

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    Why Does God Exist

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    agree that there is an intelligent designer behind it all. The problem with this way of thinking is that it ignores the massive amount of evidence and sound logical arguments that lead to a belief in the reality of God. In order to believe in God, one must have reasoning as to why they believe. There are three basic steps in a design argument that are crucial to coming to the conclusion of God’s existence: First, the universe must exhibit some…

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    whether or not it should be taught in schools, has been discussed in school board meetings. The problem is, however, that people believe there is no sound argument to disclose that Creationism, or Intelligent Design, is a legitimate science. Therefore, the debate on whether to teach Intelligent Design, along with Darwinism, is a poorly fought battle due to overwhelming evidence in favor of Darwinism. The first concern that sheds doubt on Creationism is its validity or lack thereof. The basis…

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    society and is known as the Theological argument also known as intelligent design. Pailey made his case for the existence of god by stating “the argument by analogy.” He used this argument to talk about god better known as the watchmaker analogy. Pailey states that there was a particular teleology in mind when it comes to the creation of the watch. Would we assume that the watch would come into existence on its own hence its perfect design for functioning? Or would we assume that someone created…

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    Robert Frost Design Essay

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    of freedom throughout his poem Design. In Design, Frost argues that there are situations or circumstances that are simply too coincidental for some greater being not to be designing it. William Paley, an English philosopher, had a similar idea. He trusted that the world we live in resembles machines that are too complex, and thus must have been created by some great intelligent designer. He called this intelligent designer God. And just…

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