OMG Creationism claims Dover Result is a Trap Apr 2nd 2012, 15:57 (yes I realize this is several years old, but still was claimed/stated after the Dover result) Quote: Two Years after Dover Intelligent Design Trial Darwinists, Like Judge Jones, Still Want to Have It Both Ways Martin Cothran December 20, 2007 12:43 PM | Permalink The opponents of Intelligent Design have recently been trying to slither out of a logical dilemma they have created for themselves. Their problem is that they make two mutually exclusive claims: First that ID is not science, and, second, that ID makes false claims. The primary reason opponents say that ID is not science is because it doesn't make falsifiable claims. But if it doesn't make falsifiable claims, then it can't be said to have made claims that have been found false. Yet this is exactly what they charge. Opponents of ID have done logical contortions of extraordinary dexterity to get out of this dilemma, but they only seem to land themselves in further contradiction. This contradictory attack on ID is on full display in Judge John Jones arguments in Dover vs. Kitzmiller, the decision that has been hailed by ID's detractors as the end of ID. In the Dover decision, Judge Jones unwittingly lays a trap for himself, and then spends a good part of his decision falling into it. On p. 64 of the ruling, Jones gives three reasons for determining that ID is not science: .... | http://www.evolutionnews.org/2007/12...the004668.html | |
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