The Baptist Press carried an article, “Evolution & Christianity ‘incompatible,’ Mohler says in NPR forum” in its August 24th online edition. Here is the heart of Mohler’s thesis: Moreover, evolutionary theory stands at the base of moral relativism…

Reality moment, everyone: In this postmodern age, there is no universally binding standard for who bears the burden of proof. Rather, who bears the burden of proof depends on who can most deftly shift the burden of proof or, alternatively, who is unable to deflect that burden

I don’t understand. Why isn’t it automatically up to ID proponents to demonstrate ID?

http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/politics/90069

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On Tuesday, though, he sided with the president on two issues that have made headlines recently: teaching intelligent design in schools and Cindy Sheehan, the grieving mother who has come to personify the anti-war movement.

McCain told the Star that, like Bush, he believes “all points of view” should be available to students studying the origins of mankind.

The theory of intelligent design says life is too complex to have developed through evolution, and that a higher power must have had a hand in guiding it.