[Alamo-Girl]

The question you were asked is a logical fallacy, called a Complex Question. It is two questions and cannot be answered as if a single question.

[antiRepublicrat]

The question you were asked is a logical fallacy, called a Complex Question. It is two questions and cannot be answered as if a single question.

Hey, you're spoiling my fun. No room for self-realization, or did you just give up on him finally seeing the light?

[Fester Chugabrew]

The question you were asked is a logical fallacy, called a Complex Question.

I thought it was called "Petitio Principii" or some such. Either way, I'm not sure how it applies to the assertion that intelligent design works well as a theory due to the extensive presence of organized matter that behaves according to predictable laws. Of course the evidence is indirect. Most of the evidence science enjoys is indirect. Anyway, maybe you could point out to me what this has to do with my spouse?