By: Jason|22 March, 2011|Categories: Philosophy of Science|Tags: intelligent design . multiverse . Naturalism . science . william Dembski
A new book brings together essays from influential scientists, scholars, and public intellectuals to examine the role of naturalism in science.
Read more »By: Stuart|16 December, 2010|Categories: Philosophy of Religion . Theology|Tags: Alexander Pruss . Christopher Southgate . evolution . kairological . Kenneth Miller . Michael Murray . predation . problem of evil . Theodicy . william Dembski
In Part Two of this series on the Problem of Evil, Stuart looks at the theodicies of Christopher Southgate and William Dembski that take into account animal suffering in an evolutionary history as a part of the problem of evil, and in doing so develop a framework for his own theodicy.
Read more »By: Rob|21 September, 2008|Categories: Creation & Evolution . Documents|Tags: fossil record . molecular machines . natural selection . william Dembski
A link to a PDF by William Demski which raises five questions about evolutionary theory: (i) the fossil record, (ii) natural selection, (iii) detecting design, (iv) molecular machines, and (v) testability.
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