[VadeRetro]

... but one example ...

I remember being very unimpressed by the constant Behe drumbeat of [paraphrase] "You know Design by the purposeful arrangement of parts." That sounds promising, until he fails to deliver on how you know a purposeful arrangement of parts. It turns out Behe just knows one when he sees one.

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That sounds promising, until he fails to deliver on how you know a purposeful arrangement of parts.

It's worse than that: almost nothing is more random than a bunch of gas molecules flying around randomly smashing into each other and the sides of the container, yet who can deny the claim that it is a "purposeful arrangement of parts": the molecules are in the exact configuration that allows them to fit the container in which they reside!

What are the odds of that happening EVERY TIME A GAS IS PUT IN A CONTAINER without a designer being behind it!

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[Rudder]

I remember being very unimpressed by the constant Behe drumbeat of [paraphrase] "You know Design by the purposeful arrangement of parts." That sounds promising, until he fails to deliver on how you know a purposeful arrangement of parts. It turns out Behe just knows one when he sees one.

I'm glad to read that you also picked this up.

I've been calling, in my earlier posts to these threads: Behe's either guilty of sophistry or infllicted with mental deficiency .

His testimony at Dover was devasting...he's both.