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7 November 2005

The Dashing Michael Behe Visits Dover

William Dembski

Michael J. Behe

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This entry was posted Monday, November 7th, 2005 at 5:02 pm and is filed under Intelligent Design. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

9 Responses

1

Bombadill

11/07/2005

5:03 pm

Hah! A gentleman and a scholar.

Far from “incompetent” as I read on PT the other day.


2

testerschoice

11/07/2005

5:58 pm

Bombadill,
Appearances can be deceiving, and I mean that for both the gentleman part and the scholar.


3

Charliecrs

11/07/2005

6:40 pm

Please for goodness sake loose the Hat! lol :)

Charlie


4

jboze3131

11/07/2005

8:56 pm

yea bombadill- behe is neither gentleman nor scholar. hes actually a mean spirited evil idiot. gosh. how was i fooled? and that hat helps him cover up his evil intentions!

anyhow, back to reality- i just found this article with comments from behe (its from 2002)
http://www.christianitytoday.c...../31.0.html

interesting stuff.

i actually like the hat myself. :)


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testerschoice

11/08/2005

1:42 am

Forget about the hat, his taste in ties is obviously sub-par.


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DaveScot

11/08/2005

2:25 am

testerschoice

You’re sub-par. I’m really surprised you haven’t got the boot yet.


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Bombadill

11/08/2005

8:18 am

What I like about this photo is that it looks like a still capture from a film in the making. The lighting, the pose, etc…


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testerschoice

11/08/2005

9:23 am

DaveScot,
Honestly, I am just as surprised about that as you are!


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Sal Monella

11/08/2005

9:59 am

Thanks for the cool pic of Professor Behe! I made my final decision to fully support ID after the *ID and The Future of Science* confernece at BIOLA a couple of years ago. I was thouroughly impressed with the scientific content of Behe’s presentation and I was also impressed by his demeanor and positive attitude. He helped me feel not only intellectually satisfied in supporting ID, but also provided a personal example of character and humility for me to only hope to follow. Dr. Behe is definitely the textbook example of a class act.

Sal