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America’s Obsession with Design: A Response to Wolfhart Pannenberg – Part 2
By William Dembski on June 25, 2001
In the case of computer simulations, following the information trail and finding the place where complex specified information was...
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The Epistemology of Testimony
By Peter Lipton on June 12, 2001
If the role of testimony in knowledge is so vast, why is its role in the history of epistemology...
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America’s Obsession with Design: A Response to Wolfhart Pannenberg – Part 1
By William Dembski on June 5, 2001
In 1994, I participated at a C. S. Lewis summer conference at Queens’ College, Cambridge. The event was sponsored...
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Preface – Paths from Science towards God: The End of all Our Exploring
By Arthur Peacocke on May 30, 2001
“We shall not cease from explorationAnd the end of all our exploringWill be to arrive where we startedAnd know...
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Four Dimensions of the Scientific Tradition
By B. Wallace on May 22, 2001
It is crucial to identify the salient features of distinct aspects: science itself, the philosophical view known as scientific...
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Confessions of a Trinitarian Evolutionist
By the Editor on May 19, 2001
Thomas Jay Oord interviews German Lutheran theologian Wolfhart Pannenberg.
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Is Intelligent Design a Form of Natural Theology?
By William Dembski on May 11, 2001
There are good and bad reasons to be skeptical of intelligent design. Perhaps the best reason is that intelligent...
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Guildhall Acceptance Speech
By Arthur Peacocke on May 10, 2001
LONDON, 10 MAY — The Revd Canon Dr Arthur Peacocke, recipient of the 2001 Templeton Prize for Progress in...
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I Was Hungry, And Ye Gave Me Meat
By Michael Ruse on May 9, 2001
It’s not much fun being a cow or a sheep in Englandat the moment. In fact, it is not...
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Alternative Covenants
By George Ellis on March 19, 2001
From: George Ellis … I fully accept ontological uncertainty. This has lead me to realise that there is a...
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