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To: unspun
Such things are worth looking into, if you ask me.

Only don't find a naturalistic explanation? Isn't the "proof" of a miracle the beholder's inability to think of a natural explanation? My impression of ID-ists is "If you aren't seeing miracles everywhere, you're thinking too hard. Know when to stop thinking!"

I believe you agree.

I think most folk who believe in ID believe that all of the physical world (and all the processes built into it) are miracles.

1,704 posted on 03/12/2003 4:51:05 PM PST by VadeRetro
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To: VadeRetro
Miraculous placemarker.
1,705 posted on 03/12/2003 4:54:41 PM PST by Lurking Libertarian (Non sub homine, sed sub Deo et lege)
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To: VadeRetro
I think most folk who believe in ID believe that all of the physical world (and all the processes built into it) are miracles.

This was a big idea in Greek thought. I confess ignorance of the details, but at least some greek thinkers asserted that all motion (change) required the continuous application of divine will. Remarkably, this idea persists.

1,706 posted on 03/12/2003 4:55:52 PM PST by js1138
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