[farmer18th]

So you admit that intelligent design isn't science

Without intelligent design science would be the most useless of all pursuits--water would boil at random temperatures, bernoulli's principle would work fitfully, the speed of the the earth's revolution would change randomly. It's always surprising to see scientists who would insist that their funding arrive on time, that their observations be independently confirmed, that their job performance be evaluated objectively insist on a randomly mutatiting cellular universe. "We can't have design at the core, boys!"

[dmz]

Physical laws wouldn't exist as such without a designer? Who knew?