From personal
experience, it seems that many of the arguments for intelligent design (ID)
largely amount to people claiming evolution is false due to XYZ.
This can be
frustrating for those seeking answers.
Generally, the focus
is on particular [perceived] problems with proof of evolution. For instance,
some argue that evolution lacks special proof for claims that do not meet
[individual] standards.
Intriguing
discussion(s) but they [usually] miss the point. Providing evidence for ID.
Evolution has been
cross-examined and so the time has come for ID [and its theorists] to present
opening arguments for its case.
Question(s)
—Are there in-depth
bodies of [peer-reviewed] knowledge supporting ID?
—What are the valid
arguments supporting intelligent design?
—What
scientifically-falsifiable predictions does ID make? On what grounds is it
based?
—What evidence does ID
give to support predictions?
—What objective
arguments can be given for ID?
—How can arguments for
ID be verified?
None starters include:
— Red Herring
("evolution has yet to prove XYZ, therefore C")
— Unsupported
assertions (what you happen to believe but does not support ID)
These are not
arguments, they are fallacies and non-argumentative discourse. Please try to
avoid them.
Using anecdotal
evidence from personal experience or sacred texts will undoubtedly be used by
some, but it is preferred that arguers use [scientifically] falsifiable
evidence to support arguments.
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