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Stargate Universe and the Inference to Design

Stuart explains how an episode of the sci-fi show Stargate Universe reveals some important points about the inference to design.

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Panel Discussion of Stephen Meyer’s Signature in the Cell

The audio from a C.S. Lewis Society-hosted discussion of Stephen Meyer’s new book Signature in the Cell and the evidence for intelligent design is now available.

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Who Designed the Designer?

A dialogue written by philosopher Douglas Groothius, challenging the claim that a cosmic designer only postpones the problem of complexity in the universe.

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Teleology in nature: biology's next paradigm shift?

A SUNY professor argues that scientists are becoming less hostile toward the idea of teleology.

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The "god-of-the-gaps" argument

The god-of-the-gaps argument is used most often as an objection to the arguments of natural theology advanced by philosophers and theologians who explain the gaps in scientific knowledge as specific acts of God. It is a variant of the argument from ignorance which is a logical informal fallacy. But there are some consideration which blunt the force of the objection.

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Has science buried God? Report from the Dawkins/Lennox discussion

Some comments from the October 21st discussion between Richard Dawkins and John Lennox at the Oxford Museum about science, atheism, and the Christian faith.

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God and the limits of science: Auckland Lecture this week

On October 21, Dr Neil Broom, a professor at Auckland University will be giving a lecture on the limits of science and his defense of the existence of God.

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