No one is erasing other people’s comments here unless they’re outright abusive.
As for the “irreducible complexity” argument, you may notice that it has convinced approximately zero percent of actual biologists. You may find “they’re all brainwashed atheists so completely under Satan’s thumb that they can’t form rational opinions” a more convincing explanation for that than “the argument is actually not very strong”, but I don’t agree.
(I agree with the biologists; I think Behe’s argument is bad. But I don’t think arguing about that argument is particularly on topic here.)
Also, no one is claiming that Francis Bacon is anyone’s moral foundation. I think you may not have been reading what Scott wrote very carefully.
No one is erasing other people’s comments here unless they’re outright abusive.
As for the “irreducible complexity” argument, you may notice that it has convinced approximately zero percent of actual biologists. You may find “they’re all brainwashed atheists so completely under Satan’s thumb that they can’t form rational opinions” a more convincing explanation for that than “the argument is actually not very strong”, but I don’t agree.
(I agree with the biologists; I think Behe’s argument is bad. But I don’t think arguing about that argument is particularly on topic here.)
Also, no one is claiming that Francis Bacon is anyone’s moral foundation. I think you may not have been reading what Scott wrote very carefully.