Hope this helps. [/quote]
That's a good read, if a little heavy for a layman like me

However I wouldn't have said it was a piece specifically refuting NOMA though, which is what I was getting at - but then I suppose it'd be easy to wander away from the subject of creationism/ID which is what you focus on, obviously. I'm just wondering if you're missing an opportunity to get more traffic to and awareness of the BCSE by getting the well known debaters of the issues to supply something for your site. But then in the other thread someone mentioned you had tried to contact Jerry Coyne with no response, so maybe you are trying that. Getting a Dawkins, Harris or the like to supply a piece for your site would be a good move I'd have thought.
Also from a personal p.o.v., I don't really like that you have a piece on the site saying "Religion is responsible for humanity's moral and spiritual guidance" without something to counter such total rubbish

Agreed Neil; it's the usual problem, lack of resources. I would love to see contributions from the clever debaters but the top end basically want payment and the New Atheists have their own causes and battles to fight. We could do it ourselves but we're overstretched as it is with fighting the British creationist movement - submissions on the national curriculum, lobbying, petitions to name just a few activities of recent. Don't forget, we all have outside jobs and lives.
Believe you me, I have tried to get people on RD's forum to join the BCSE. With a few exceptions, they are not, and never have been, interested.
The BCSE is not my first attempt at setting up a voluntary organisation (I've had a past success, btw). My rule of thumb is that only about 6% of members of such organisations actually do any work for them or the cause. As you might guess, our problem really isn't cash resources, it's a lack of sufficient and substantive enthusiasm in the UK for fighting the anti-creationist cause. We've been looking at strategy, such ideas as having regional representatives for example. We've talked to the NCSE about such matters and have a couple of American Anti-creationists to meet up with in August which will provide some further input.
I suspect what we really need is a big pow wow amongst potential interested parties. It'll cost a bit but so be it.