cdesign proponentsists in motion



I agree with Phil that it's a good term. In fact, when I have to talk about intelligent design, these slides are how I illustrate its evolutionary roots.

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Shouldn't that be "cdesign malaproponentsists" ?

By George Atkinson (not verified) on 13 Nov 2007 #permalink

The only problem is that in this case, the transitional form doesn't have any definition or value on its own. It is indeed a cow with two legs, or whatever other strawtransition the creationists like to use.