Talk:Intelligent design/Points that have already been discussed
Points that have already been discussed
- The following ideas were discussed. Please read the archives before bringing up any of these points again:
- Is ID a theory?
- Is ID/evolution falsifiable?
- Is the article too littered with critique, as opposed to, for example, the evolution article?
- Criticism that the Intelligent design page does not give citations to support ID opponents' generalizations
- What ID's Opponents Say; is it really relevant?
- Bias?
- Various arguments to subvert criticism
- Critics claim ...
- Anti-ID bias
- Apparent partial violation NPOV policy
- Why are there criticizms
- Critics of ID vs. Proponents
- Isn't ID no more debatable than evolution?
- Isn't ID actually creationism by definition, as it posits a creator?
- Are all ID proponents really theists?
- Are there any peer-reviewed papers about ID?
- Is ID really not science?
- ...who include the overwhelming majority of the scientific community...
- Meaning of "scientific"
- Why sacrifice truth
- Rejection of ID by the scientific community section redundant
- Intelligent design is Theology, not Science
- Philosophy in the introduction
- Why ID is not a theory
- Bad philosophy of science (ID is allegedly not empirically testable, falsifiable etc.)
- The "fundamental assumption" of ID
- Peer-reviewed articles
- Figured out the problem
- Is ID really not internally consistent?;
- Is the article too long?
- Does the article contain original research that inaccurately represents minority views?
- Is the intelligent designer necessarily irreducibly complex? Is a designer needed for irreducibly complex objects?
- Irreducibly complex intelligent designer
- Settling Tisthammerw's points, one at a time
- The "fundamental assumption" of ID
- Irreducibly complex
- Irreducible complexity of elementary particles
- Repeated objections and ignoring of consensus
- Suggested compromise
- Resolution to Wade's & Ant's objections (hopefully)
- Discussion regarding the Introduction:
- Intro (Rare instance of unanimity)
- Introduction (Tony Sidaway suggests)
- Is this article is unlike others on Wikipedia?
- Is this article NPOV?
- Are terms such as 'scientific community' or 'neocreationist' vague concepts?
- How should Darwin's impact be described?
- Is the article really that bad?
- Peer Review and ID
- Discovery Institute and leading ID proponents
- Why is intelligent design lower case, not upper case?
Talk pages are where people discuss how to make content on Wikipedia the best that it can be. You can use this page to start a discussion with others about how to improve the "Intelligent design/Points that have already been discussed" page.
