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ברור מאוד - כוח עליון איננו "תכנון תבוני".
אפילו נתתי לך דוגמה מאוד מוכרת של ביולוג אבולוציוני שדוחה מכל וכל את כל הטענות של "תכנון תבוני", ואגב, הוא מגדיר את עצמו כ Roman Cathoilic.
 
הנה קטע מתוך ראיון איתו (והקישור לראיון בסוף הקטע):
 
http://www.godofevolution.com/interview-with-biologist-ken-miller-part-3/
אפילו נתתי לך דוגמה מאוד מוכרת של ביולוג אבולוציוני שדוחה מכל וכל את כל הטענות של "תכנון תבוני", ואגב, הוא מגדיר את עצמו כ Roman Cathoilic.
 
הנה קטע מתוך ראיון איתו (והקישור לראיון בסוף הקטע):
 
 
But evolution isn’t philosophy. Evolution isn’t theology. Evolution is a scientific theory that explains literally tens of thousands of observations and experimental facts about the nature and history of life.
 
The great biologist Theodosius Dobzhansky, who was a Christian, once wrote, “Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution.” Any biologist will tell you that that’s true. That is the essence of evolution. Evolution doesn’t invalidate morals or religious beliefs.
 
Francis Collins is an evangelical Christian and also the head of the National Institutes of Health. I’m a practicing Roman Catholic. The reality is that mainstream faiths across the Christian spectrum accommodated themselves to evolution more than a century ago and many of them have been outspoken about the need to value both faith and reason in trying to form a worldview that is consistent with Christianity.
 
 But evolution isn’t philosophy. Evolution isn’t theology. Evolution is a scientific theory that explains literally tens of thousands of observations and experimental facts about the nature and history of life.
 
The great biologist Theodosius Dobzhansky, who was a Christian, once wrote, “Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution.” Any biologist will tell you that that’s true. That is the essence of evolution. Evolution doesn’t invalidate morals or religious beliefs.
 
Francis Collins is an evangelical Christian and also the head of the National Institutes of Health. I’m a practicing Roman Catholic. The reality is that mainstream faiths across the Christian spectrum accommodated themselves to evolution more than a century ago and many of them have been outspoken about the need to value both faith and reason in trying to form a worldview that is consistent with Christianity.
 
http://www.godofevolution.com/interview-with-biologist-ken-miller-part-3/
