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Subject: Okay.

Author:
Wade A. Tisthammer

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Date Posted: 10/31/04 1:30pm
In reply to: Duane 's message, "Show me some ID research that's currently (or recently) being done." on 10/ 4/04 2:30pm

>Wade:
>
>Seriously... I would like to see some examples (other
>than Darwin's Black Box) of ID research. I've looked,
>and can't find any.
>
>Now, if that's because I've only been looking in
>peer-reviewed journals, I'm willing to give ID the
>benefit of the doubt for the purposes of this
>particular conversation, and say that maybe it's not
>getting published because peer-reviewers are baised
>and stubborn.

There are some ID works published in peer-reviewed circles, albeit in ID circles themselves. One example is ISCID, and an example of a research paper is this one. Demksi's The Design Inference, a prominent point of ID research, was heavily peer-reviewed before being published.

>So, please send me links to, or hints on how to find
>some record of any research done that supports ID.
>Even if it's a website that just outlines some
>research program, and presents some results - it
>doesn't have to be peer-reviewed, or even complete!
>Works in progress ar OK too.

Additionally, I also found This pdf which lists some examples of research supporting ID passing through more mainstream peer-review circles (e.g. the Journal of Molecular Biology). See also this web page regarding research and peer-review.

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