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Suit: NASA specialist axed over intelligent design
Associated Press ^ | March 11, 2012

Posted on 03/11/2012 2:36:50 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY

(AP) NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has landed robotic explorers on the surface of Mars, sent probes to outer planets and operates a worldwide network of antennas that communicates with interplanetary spacecraft.

Its latest mission is defending itself in a workplace lawsuit filed by a former computer specialist who claims he was demoted and then let go for promoting his views on intelligent design, the belief that a higher power must have had a hand in creation because life is too complex to have developed through evolution alone.

(Excerpt) Read more at timesleader.com ...


TOPICS: Religion
KEYWORDS: scientism
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To: Keflavik76

Funny how they acknowledge that DNA is a computer program so complex that humans can only decode tiny bits of it (they’ve encoded email addresses and other data into bacterial DNA), there are physical “laws” (and no lawgiver), but there’s no “intelligent design” in the universe, eh?


21 posted on 03/23/2012 10:09:30 PM PDT by Olog-hai
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22 posted on 03/23/2012 10:19:42 PM PDT by Yosemitest (It's simple, fight or die!)
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