Science Is Not A Game In Which

For Example, Both Humans And Chimps Have A Broken Copy Of A Gene That In Other Mammals Helps Make Vitamin C. ... It's Hard To Imagine How There Could Be Stronger Evidence For Common Ancestry Of Chimps And Humans. ... Despite Some Remaining Puzzles, There's No Reason To Doubt That Darwin Had This Point Right, That All Creatures On Earth Are Biological Relatives.

The Strong Appearance Of Design [in Nature] Allows A Disarmingly Simple Argument: If It Looks, Walks And Quacks Like A Duck, Then, Absent Compelling Evidence To The Contrary, We Have Warrant To Conclude It's A Duck. Design Should Not Be Overlooked Simply Because It's So Obvious.

If You Take Away A Rock From A Pile Of Rocks You Haven't Changed Much. It's Still A Heap Of Rocks - Just A Rock Or Two Smaller. Take Away A Component From The Mousetrap And It Isn't A Mousetrap Any More.

The Conclusion Of Design Flows Naturally From The Data; We Should Not Shrink From It; We Should Embrace It And Build On It.

A Man From A Primitive Culture Who Sees An Automobile Might Guess That It Was Powered By The Wind Or By An Antelope Hidden Under The Car, But When He Opens Up The Hood And Sees The Engine He Immediately Realizes That It Was Designed.