[js1138]

Behe can have all the rational responses in the world, but until he produces some science, his ideas are worthless. It doesn't make any difference whether he's right or wrong. Science is a process, not a destination. He has no proposals for research.

[Coyoteman]

Science is a process, not a destination. He has no proposals for research.

Whereas religion is a destination, and does not rely on process. Thus, who needs research?

[connectthedots]

Behe can have all the rational responses in the world, but until he produces some science, his ideas are worthless. It doesn't make any difference whether he's right or wrong. Science is a process, not a destination. He has no proposals for research.

Using that reasoning, evolution os worthless unless evolutionists can propose some research that provides real evidence that man can be traced back to single cell organisms