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Theology and Evolution: How Much Can Biology Explain?
A keynote lecture by John Haught at the 2006 “Beyond Intelligent Design” symposium. The lecture is followed by a...
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Beyond Intelligent Design
In this lecture, William Grassie proposes that we focus science education more on what happened when than on how...
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The Idea of Design in Nature: Science or Phenomenology?
Introduction When it comes to debating the idea of design in nature I think it is important to note...
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Review of Holmes Rolston’s “Genes, Genesis, and God”
Holmes Rolston, III is a well-known philosopher who has written extensively on both the philosophy of religion and on...
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Review of Delvin Lee Ratzsch’s “The Battle of Beginning”
The author wishes to clarify the confusions that exist on both sides of the creation-evolution debate.
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Intelligent Design Debate and the Rehabilitation of Analogical Knowledge
The Intelligent Design theory is based on a valid form of reasoning and is essential to the proper understanding...
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How Not to Detect Design: A review of William Dembski’s “The Design Inference”
Branden Fitelson, Christopher Stephens, and Elliott Sober review William Dembski’s 1998 book __Design Inference: Eliminating Chance Through Small Probabilities__(Cambridge:...
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The Wizards of ID
In his article “Who’s Got the Magic?” (Dembski, Metaviews 042, 2000), William Dembski discusses my book Tower of Babel:...
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Wrongly Inferred Design
When claiming to having scientific evidence of Intelligent Design (ID), one of the arguments most often cited by ID...
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(D)evolving Catholic Perspectives on Creation
When you gotta go, you gotta go. In the men’s room after Michael Behe’s opening talk at a recent...
