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lawdog
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03-09-2004 1:20 PM

can you please provide an example of complex, specified information that is the product of natural law or chance, or any combination of the two, including natural selection?
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thanks, in advance.
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03-10-2004 12:43 PM 		Reply to: Message 3 by Quetzal
03-09-2004 1:30 PM

sure
I'm not too familiar with dembski's work.
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complex = 'composed of multiple parts'.
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specified = 'named or stated explicitly or in detail'.
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information = 'the attribute inherent in and communicated by one of two or more alternative sequences or arrangements of something (as nucleotides in DNA or binary digits in a computer program) that produce specific effects'.
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hope this helps.
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03-10-2004 2:59 PM 		Reply to: Message 13 by Quetzal (Temp)
03-10-2004 1:16 PM

Re: sure
I am having difficulty accessing that specific article.
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can you post the main theme here?
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or, can you briefly summarize?
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thanks again.
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