The more you learn about the engineering principles involved in biological systems, the more you are compelled to the conclusion that we are indeed dealing with designed systems.
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The primary response to Kuhn was a paper by Gregory G. Dimijian, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School.
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How can geneticists engineer unnatural molecules -- intelligent design, without doubt -- and call them examples of Darwinian evolution? It happened this month in the journal Science.
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Methodological naturalism -- the philosophical doctrine that scientific explanations must refer only to natural causes -- is the central and most controversial concept in all discussions of evolution, creationism, and intelligent design.
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