What does Dembski's "specified complexity" argue?
Detects intelligent cause
Supports spontaneous generation
Proves natural selection
Confirms chemical evolution
Answer
Dembski's "specified complexity" argues that certain complex systems exhibit a high degree of specificity and organization that cannot be explained by chance alone. This suggests the presence of an intelligent cause, or designer, who intentionally created these systems.
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