[paudio]

Among the panelists was Stephen C. Meyer, director of Cambridge University's Center for Science and Culture, who said intelligent design was "based upon scientific evidence and discoveries in fields such as biochemistry, molecular biology, paleontology and astrophysics."

How could he be appointed a professor in Cambridge? Interesting... some universities seem to have a little bit more open mind than others... Science is not dogma. If we don't allow a tiny possibility that what we believe may be wrong, it's not science. It's called faith.

[PhilipFreneau]

>>>If we don't allow a tiny possibility that what we believe may be wrong, it's not science. It's called faith.<<<

LOL. Some of that 'faith' can be attributed to the need for job security and self-preservation. Many unproductive scientific careers could be destroyed if the myth of Evolution is exposed. LOL.