| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - He argues that one can view design not so much as a probabilistic argument but instead as simple perception.22 He reads both Behe and William Paley in this light and argues that they are offering design discourses as opposed to arguments.23 This, in turn, allows him to argue that design is a kind of ???properly basic belief??? and he offers a robust discussion of epistemology to support this intui
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