Just a short note, I just read the latest installment of Exercise Your Wonder by Dr. Howard Glicksman over at Access Research Network, a nice repository of some Intelligent Design papers, books, and other resources. I highly recommend Dr. Glicksman's articles for anyone who actually wants to think about exactly what materialistic science claims has evolved. Dr. Glicksman presents a compelling case that the human body is a highly complex and inter-dependent construct, and challenges you to think "could this really have evolved?". Most people I find do not want to really think. They want to believe what they are taught and told by "authorities" (scientists in this case). And it doesn't help that so much of the response against intelligent design comes in the form of attacks against the authors (that keep them out of the main-stream journals), and over simplification of their arguments. Its fairly easy to get people to dismiss 7 day creation, and if you can keep people thinking that the choice is between that or evolution, then the argument is pretty much over. :-(
