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Student essay contest: What difference does intelligent design make to science?

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Thanks to a kind donor, we can sponsor an essay contest this summer.

We’ve all heard what the effect would be of accepting design as a cause in nature alongside of law and chance: Science hurtles back to the dark ages, fascism wipes out democracy, Armageddon arrives, and – worst of all – people who question Darwinism keep their jobs. Change the channel, and that’s just not happening.

So let’s look at real-world consequences. Here’s the question: How would acceptance of design, alongside law and chance, as a fundamental cause in nature change the way we do science?

Eligible entrants: High school, college, or university undergrads, worldwide.

Prizes: $200 first prize, $100 second prize

Length: 1200-1500 words

Deadline: Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Submit to: Uncommon Descent at udnews.contests@gmail.com

Judges to be announced.

The winners will be announced at Uncommon Descent, and the winning essays published here.

(Note: You may write under a pen name, but Uncommon Descent must be able to verify your true identity. All entries held in confidence.)


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