Sairiliyan Siyaska wrote:
Rational: There is no ng in which we can discuss existence of
supernatural force in rational way. Generally ID is connected to
religion and this perception creates confusion in rational minds.
Go to ARN. ARN was apparently started about the time that the ID scam
artists had given up on ID and had decided to back the "teach the
controversy" creationist replacement scam, but they didn't tell anyone
at ARN that. Really, by 1999 they had already gone with the
replacement scam. The ID scam artists just didn't bother to tell
anyone the facts of life. It turns out that ARN looks like it was just
a propaganda ploy to make it look like there might be something to the
replacement scam. Really, without smoke about ID what controversy are
they talking about?
If you started a newsgroup about ID at this time it would be pretty
pathetic. Philip Johnson the supposed godfather of the ID/Wedge
creationist scam has already admitted that there isn't any science
worth talking about in ID, so what would the point be? The jig is up,
the same perps that lied to you about the ID creationist scam are
running a new scam. You have to keep up with the times and get with
the new program. The guys at the Discovery Institute are already
complaining that the rubes are messing up the new scam by bringing up
ID and creationism when they propose the new scam.
The ID scam artists are plainly stating that the new scam is not ID.
They are making that point as clearly as they can, so if you don't want
to mess up the new scam get with the creationist program.
Ron Okimoto
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