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: Thoughts in a Haystack

Celebration

By John Pieret

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Well, here it is at last! The creationists are about to deliver at last on their old (old, old, old, old, old) promise of the demise of evolution. It is:

The Book That Changes Everything!

That would be Signature in the Cell by the Discovery Institute's own Stephen Meyer.

"It's only in the past decade that the information age has finally come to biology. We now know that biology at its root is digital code information," states Dr. Meyer. "In the cell, information is carried by DNA, which functions like a software program. The signature in the cell is that of the master programmer of life."
Only in the past decade that biology learned about DNA? Oh, well, I'm sure he'll explain that right along with who the "master programmer" is.
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Full post as published by Thoughts in a Haystack on July 18, 2009 (boomark / email).

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