I found this debate between biochemist Michael Behe and physicist Stephen Barr originally posted by the Discovery Institute and thought I would share this as well. I really appreciate the debate and Behe’s performance. Behe was certainly pressed for time and could have presented the material by condensing it more, but it was still good material. I find that many Darwinists begin the discussion (if they even permit discussion) by trying to rule out intelligent design out as science by definition, a problem of methodological naturalism. I appreciated Barr’s open approach to intelligent design, he did well. I’m sure I’ll be posting more on this later, until then, enjoy.
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August 12, 2010 at 20:31
Yep, Behe is pretty funny there…:)