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- ukit20
^ I think it's more like "intelligent design" is an attempt to retrofit natural processes onto the template of Christianity. The idea of there being a creator in the first place comes from religion, not science. It's easy for us to imagine a creator because that's what we're familiar with as humans, but the chances of there being a human-like "intelligence" guiding things is scientifically far-fetched.
- For the first video, didn't watch the second videoukit2
- and science comes from religion. You know why you have material science in its current form? A: Vaticanyurimon
- They dis aloud unified pursuit of anything that encroached their turf. They aloud a separatist view of the material world.yurimon
- I think its more like religion is a primitive form of science. They're both ways of trying to understand the worldukit2
- Our first guess was "hey maybe there's a God that controls everything" but that turned out to be falseukit2
- The things that make intuitive sense to humans (Earth being center of universe, human-like "God" controlling everything) are likely to be wrongukit2
- are likely to be wrongukit2
- Depends on the human :)yurimon