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Intelligent Design

By gregladen on November 16, 2007.

Here is a preliminary list of resources for people to find out more about Intelligent Design. Please feel free to put this on your own site. If you want, email me and I'll send you the HTML code to make this one step easier. But you can also, if you are using Firefox, use "ctrl-u" to display the code and cut and paste it from there.

Please feel free to add to this resource for people who want to learn more about Intelligent Design.

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