Contributions to its 2004 International conference programme included a joint paper by Scott A . Minnich and Stephen C . Meyer reiterating claims disputing evolution of the bacterial flagellum.
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Thus far, Dembski's only attempt at calculating the specified complexity of a naturally occurring biological structure is in his book " No Free Lunch ", for the bacterial flagellum of E . coli.
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On October 11, 2006, a reader, Chris Preedy, wrote a letter to The Times newspaper highlighting " scientific errors " on the Truth in Science website, including that the organization denies the evolution of bacterial flagellum.
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He contrasts this hemoglobin-destroying, protein pump-compromising " war by attrition " with the " creative process " required to develop complex structures such as the bacterial flagellum as well as stupendously complex systems such as the immune system.
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He asserts that the intelligent design movement is inordinately concerned with portraying God as " in control " when it comes to things that cannot be easily explained by science, such as the bacterial flagellum and the planetary motion and the formation of the world.
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Evolution News and Views says that " The Design of Life " describes how evolution cannot account for the necks of giraffes, how the transition from reptiles to mammals took place, how whales evolved from land animals, and how all evolutionary explanations of the bacterial flagellum are fallacious.
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Hundreds of people sat for over two hours at a hearing on the issue by the State Board of Education, listening to abstruse arguments about the bacterial flagellum and the peppered moth before one of four clashing scholars finally used the G-word that had attracted the crowd in the first place.
