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* Should creationism be happy with the 'emergence' of ID? Even if ID is not creationism, many of the arguments used by ID proponents to challenge evolution can also be used by creationists. Irreducible complexity, for example.
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* <s>Include the creationist claims that evolution is racist, misogynist, etc. with responses</s>
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*Arguments relating to the definition, limits and philosophy of science' section.
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*'Forums for the controversy' section should go beyond debates, and eventually add an introductory sentence.
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Latest revision as of 13:11, 2 May 2020


Here are some tasks awaiting attention:
  • Cleanup : *Arguments relating to the definition, limits and philosophy of science' section.
  • Expand : *'Forums for the controversy' section should go beyond debates, and eventually add an introductory sentence.
    • 'Public policy issues' & 'Issues relating to religion' sections require introductory paragraphs to provide an overview and give structure to their sub-sections.