In the overwhelming ocean of information available online, I still find the best way to stay afloat is with a book. For the surprising issue of Intelligent Design, I’ve decided to focus on one particular book by a proponent of the form of Intelligent Design that I find most worthy of scrutiny, William A. Dembski: [...]
Posts Tagged ‘evolution’
Evolution & Creation: Part III – Specified Complexity
Posted in Science, tagged Dembski, evolution, Intelligent Design, Shakespeare on October 4, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Evolution & Creation: Part II – Intelligent Design
Posted in Science, tagged evolution, Intelligent Design on September 14, 2009 | 2 Comments »
In my last blog post I raised the question of the relationship between Theosophy and Intelligent Design.
My first college level philosophy class was a philosophy of biology class intended for post-grad science students. At that time, Creationism was vying for equal time in the classroom with Darwinism and the contrast between the two was so [...]