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According to Darwin’s the
ory, all organisms evolved
from a “Great Tree of Descent"
and random forces of nature
are responsible for the diversi
ty in life, Dembski said.
However, advocates of
Intelligent Design argue that
this random mechanism in
nature is not capable of pro
ducing the complexity of life
on Earth. Darwin used chance
and necessity to explain the
world, Dembski said.
Intelligent Design contends
that design is needed to
explain the world. The design
er does not have to be a
Christian God, Dembski said.
The design could be conceived
into nature if it is composed of
mindless forces that need
organization.
“We must distinguish
between objects that have have
been formed naturally, such as
a rock, and objects that have
design, such as an arrowhead.
This discussion becomes con
troversial when we apply it to
humans,” Dembski said.
Much of the scientific
world has repudiated
Intelligent Design. Dembski
said that political interests in
science devoted to Darwinian
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