Here is his conclusion:
The Court's... reasoning is premised on: a cramped view of science; the conflation of intelligent design with creationism; an incapacity to distinguish the implications of a theory with the theory itself; a failure to differentiate evolution from Darwinism; and strawman arguments against ID.
Via The Panda's Thumb, who points out the following:
Most often, Behe’s answers consist of simply repeating the arguments he made at trial, as if the Judge was just hard-of-hearing instead of utterly unconvinced by them. And when Behe does try to explain himself, the outcome is often worse.
But go ahead, read it for yourself.
4 comments:
aren't you just preachin' to the choir now? I thought all of us agreed that ID is not science?
:)
:) Well, you did, but not everyone.
Anyway, I posted the decision, so I thought I'd post the response.
(Or maybe I was too lazy to write a post but wanted to post something anyway.)
JA said: Anyway, I posted the decision, so I thought I'd post the response.
..and ID isn't dead... yet... and it's always good for a laugh...
cyberkitten--
more of your intolerance?
how boring.
:)
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