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“Methodological Cleansing”—The new regulative principle for science
William Dembski

In elementary logic, from premises P1: If A, then B and P2: A, one may conclude B. This rule is called modus ponens. Evolutionary logic now has a particular application of this rule which it is attempting to foist on science as a whole. Read more.

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