Comments on: Bunny Backlash? http://telicthoughts.com/bunny-backlash/ An independent blog about intelligent design Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:34:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: endoplasmicMessenger http://telicthoughts.com/bunny-backlash/#comment-167986 endoplasmicMessenger Sat, 22 Dec 2007 00:50:43 +0000 http://telicthoughts.com/bunny-backlash/#comment-167986 So, why does reproductive isolation prove that organisms are different species,again? http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7156146.stm "The results were a surprise because although the giraffes look different, if you put them in zoos, they breed freely." So, why does reproductive isolation prove that organisms are different species,again?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/sci...

"The results were a surprise because although the giraffes look different, if you put them in zoos, they breed freely."

]]> By: Bradford http://telicthoughts.com/bunny-backlash/#comment-167929 Bradford Fri, 21 Dec 2007 23:18:43 +0000 http://telicthoughts.com/bunny-backlash/#comment-167929 <blockquote>The typical Catholic response to ID seems to be, "it's wrong". I'm Catholic and chat alot with Catholic friends who are priests, general theologians, philosophers, sociologists. They tend to have a negative view on Intelligent Design. I'm not saying all Catholics feel this way - but of those aforementioned disciplines the Catholics I speak with don't have a favorable view. Anyone know why this might be the reason?</blockquote> Two reasons Doug. Its founding fathers were largely Protestant and they lack an adaquate conception of what ID is. Their understanding stems from the propaganda put forth by ID critics.

The typical Catholic response to ID seems to be, "it's wrong". I'm Catholic and chat alot with Catholic friends who are priests, general theologians, philosophers, sociologists. They tend to have a negative view on Intelligent Design. I'm not saying all Catholics feel this way - but of those aforementioned disciplines the Catholics I speak with don't have a favorable view. Anyone know why this might be the reason?

Two reasons Doug. Its founding fathers were largely Protestant and they lack an adaquate conception of what ID is. Their understanding stems from the propaganda put forth by ID critics.

]]> By: Doug http://telicthoughts.com/bunny-backlash/#comment-167908 Doug Fri, 21 Dec 2007 22:45:28 +0000 http://telicthoughts.com/bunny-backlash/#comment-167908 The typical Catholic response to ID seems to be, "it's wrong". I'm Catholic and chat alot with Catholic friends who are priests, general theologians, philosophers, sociologists. They tend to have a negative view on Intelligent Design. I'm not saying all Catholics feel this way - but of those aforementioned disciplines the Catholics I speak with don't have a favorable view. Anyone know why this might be the reason? There's actually a few of them (profs of philosophy and sociology) that I am going to be giving Mike's new book too. Mike seems to be a very honest person and he makes it pretty clear that he is not trying to advance a cultural change agenda - so maybe they'd be more willing to consider the ideas. The typical Catholic response to ID seems to be, "it's wrong". I'm Catholic and chat alot with Catholic friends who are priests, general theologians, philosophers, sociologists. They tend to have a negative view on Intelligent Design. I'm not saying all Catholics feel this way - but of those aforementioned disciplines the Catholics I speak with don't have a favorable view. Anyone know why this might be the reason?
There's actually a few of them (profs of philosophy and sociology) that I am going to be giving Mike's new book too. Mike seems to be a very honest person and he makes it pretty clear that he is not trying to advance a cultural change agenda - so maybe they'd be more willing to consider the ideas.

]]> By: MikeGene http://telicthoughts.com/bunny-backlash/#comment-167901 MikeGene Fri, 21 Dec 2007 22:32:05 +0000 http://telicthoughts.com/bunny-backlash/#comment-167901 Well, I'm still recovering. Well, I'm still recovering.

]]> By: thechristiancynic http://telicthoughts.com/bunny-backlash/#comment-167891 thechristiancynic Fri, 21 Dec 2007 22:13:52 +0000 http://telicthoughts.com/bunny-backlash/#comment-167891 That must have been a harrowing experience, since the door you left from was clearly "NOT AN EXIT". That must have been a harrowing experience, since the door you left from was clearly "NOT AN EXIT".

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