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A quote from the blog Uncommon Descent strengthens what I said in my previous post, namely, that the impetus of the attacks against ID does not come from scientific objections but largely from the worldview of the scientists who are objecting.
Read this blog:
Uncommon Descent » Some of My Favorite Quotes by Darwinists
Intelligent Design has been accused of having ulterior motives; of trying to slip creationsim and the God of the bible into our schools.
I think anyone reading the quotes in the blog above will see that evolution has an ulterior, nay transparent motive. This is why evolutionists at the highest levels continue to fight (sometimes vehemently, having lost even the appearance of objecvitivy which they hold so sacred) against any kind of Design; or anything else with a capital letter for that matter. Anything else except, of course, for Man.
That, my friends, is what it boils down to. Man would be king of his universe. He would have no God to reign over him, no morailty or ethics from external sources. Only an "illusion fobbed off on us by our genes" so that when it no longer pleases us to hold to those ethics, we can simply cast them off of ourselves.
You see, if there is a God, or a Designer of some kind, then that must ultimately mean that there are standards that exist outside of ourselves, even outside of our known universe. This is what the atheist and the evolutionist fear in their very heart of hearts. Make no mistake, that is the real impetus behind the attacks on ID.
Where there is no revelation, the people cast off restraint; But happy is he who keeps the law. - Proverbs 29:18
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