例句與造句

1. Also, he said, they open the door for the teaching of creation science and the theory of intelligent design, which essentially says a higher power created the universe.
2. Twenty miles south of Harrisburg, Dover is apparently the first school district in the United States to require high school biology teachers to introduce students to the theory of intelligent design.
3. Situated 20 miles south of Harrisburg, Dover is apparently the first school district in the United States to require high school biology teachers to introduce students to the theory of intelligent design.
4. The intention was to create doubt over evolution and avoid the question of whether the intelligent designer was God, while giving the institute time to strengthen their purported theory of intelligent design.
5. School board members in Pratt, Kan ., west of Wichita, listened to a presentation on a science textbook that espouses the theory of intelligent design _ the idea that a superior being designed the universe and everything in it.
6. It's difficult to find theory of intelligent design in a sentence. 用theory of intelligent design造句挺難的
7. The latest challenge to evolution's primacy in the nation's classrooms _ the theory of intelligent design, not the old foe creationism _ will get a hearing next month before the Ohio Board of Education, which is considering whether established science censors other views about the origins of life.
8. A few days before Forrest's testimony, the Discovery Institute published its own " brief history of the scientific theory of intelligent design " by Jonathan Witt, in which he attempts to diminish the importance of Edwards v . Aguillard, claiming instead that the origin of intelligent design was much older.
9. But to Chris Mammoliti, a biologist with the state Department of Wildlife and Parks who presented the book to the Pratt board, " Of Pandas and People " and its theory of intelligent design provides the perfect antidote to those teachers who might be tempted to teach evolution as an undisputed fact.
10. Other reviews have criticized Behe for misleading quote mining, failing to offer a theory of intelligent design despite a ten-year gap since " Darwin's Black Box ", a logical contradiction between design and'unbroken natural law', and ignoring publications and information that contradicts his theory.
11. Despite this, the Center for Science and Culture still states as a goal a redefinition of science, and the philosophy on which it is based, particularly the exclusion of what it calls the " unscientific principle of materialism, " and in particular the acceptance of what it calls " the scientific theory of intelligent design ."
12. Instead of proving that chance ruled, he says, new discoveries have led scientists to uncover " new layers of intricate order " from the quantum level on up over the past 30 years, leading to the theory of intelligent design, which is different from so-called creation science, which is scoffed at by most scientists.
13. He stresses that his argument is not a religious one ( he is an atheist ), and that it is not based on the theory of intelligent design ( ID ), though he also writes that ID proponents such as Michael Behe, Stephen C . Meyer, and David Berlinski do not deserve the scorn with which their ideas have been met by the overwhelming majority of the scientific establishment.
14. The CSC continues to state as a goal a redefinition of science, and the philosophy on which it is based, particularly the exclusion of what it calls the " unscientific principle of materialism, " and in particular the acceptance of what it calls " the scientific theory of intelligent design . " The position of the overwhelming majority of the scientific community is that the principle of naturalism allows falsifiability and that supernaturalism is unfalsifiable, meaning any suggested policies or curricula put forth by the Center that rest on supernatural suppositions would be by definition pseudoscience, not science.