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“The sheer quantity of 1-sentence reviews saying the idea of Intelligent Design (ID) is “pseudoscience” or “religion” is absurd. While there are a couple of guests who refer to and state their beliefs, it is made clear they are personal and unrelated to the science, and the vast majority of content makes zero mention of any personal beliefs.
What actually happens is the discussion of recent and long-held science, bringing forth logical/objective (without bias) interpretations of empirical observations. They bring on MANY guests, who often came to their own ID conclusions independently. Definitely worth a listen to more than one episode if you’re genuinely interested in science without the evolutionary lens/theory that has been forced as fact upon society.
Don’t get me wrong, I don’t completely agree with everything presented (my personal beliefs/biases). But the well thought out explanations and defences, and thoughtful/respectful refuting of the evolutionary foundations contrary to empirical observation (and ID theory) are true expressions of the scientific method.”
EnderXander via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
05/26/23
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“This podcast is awful. I seriously thought it was some type of Saturay Night Live type skit. But then someone told me it was serious. One thinks a show titled 'Intelligent Design The Future" would talk about the theory of intelligent design. But all they ever talk about is the Theory...”Read full review »
DrBenway8 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/08/08
“I totally agree with the other reviewers , Intelligent Design is NOT Science and this podcast should be removed from this category.”
Off-A-Cliff via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/31/08
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“It is unclear why this podcast is listed in the Natural Sciences category as the arguments are not science based. Skip these podcasts if you are looking for a science based discussion. Listen to these podcasts if you want to learn the arguments of nonscientists.”
gbroke via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/17/07
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