[johnnyb_61820]

John Sanford currently participates in Creation Science. His current studies (and his new book) are about genome degredation, which have clear implications for ID and Creationism.

"I'm a Christian and I believe in intelligent design but until there is scientific evidence of it, it doesn't belong in science class."

But there is -- lots of it. It was _thought_ that the Darwinism had found a way to create informational systems from nothing, but the fact remains that Chance and necessity do not explain the origin of life. When you exclude chance and necessity what is left? Intelligent causation.

[js1138]

You mean malevolent design.

[gondramB]

"But there is -- lots of it."
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Great. Get the proper credentials and write the papers that will document that evidence and prove your point.

Don't skip that part and demand it be taught on faith.

I'd love to see proof of God. But I have not seen it yet exceot when I had a personal encounter with God - that convinced me but he did not give me proof to show others.

[js1138]

You are proposing that some entity deliberately and intentionally set up a system that enforces the stability of living species by a means so cruel it couldn't be imagined by the most psychopathic human being.

[Dimensio]

It was _thought_ that the Darwinism had found a way to create informational systems from nothing, but the fact remains that Chance and necessity do not explain the origin of life.

The theory of evolution has never purported to explain the origin of life. I do not understand the relevance.

When you exclude chance and necessity what is left? Intelligent causation.

This is an appeal to ignorance. You are suggesting that all other possible causes are known and ruled out. You have not demonstrated this to be true.