I want to call everyone's attention to an earlier essay that goes through ID arguments and traces them to creationist beginnings, written by Jason Rosenhouse. I had not seen this one before writing my post on the subject, but it makes some of the same points and adds several that I did not bring up.
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As part of my one-man media blitz for my new book Among the Creationists: Dispatches From the Anti-Evolutionist Frontline, let me call your attention to a few posts.
P. Z. Myers has posted a nice review.:
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I don't know how much you follow Joe Carter, but he's got another anti-Darwin screed up.
Wow. Carter's writings on the subject, even though almost invariably wrong, are usually better than that. The argument he presents from Stove is patently absurd. It's too silly to even bother with a full response.