Author: David Klinghoffer
Count on It: Bach, Biology, and the Baroque
Perhaps the parallel between what Michael Denton calls “non-adaptive order” in biology, and the art of the Baroque, goes a little further.
What’s Wrong with the Terms "Anti-Science" and "Anti-Evolution"?
A colleague forwards to me a confused article dealing with “antievolution state laws,” aka academic freedom legislation.
Excavating the Intellectual Roots of Intelligent Design
There’s a pair of matching, bookended myths about ID — one pertaining to its origin, the other to its purported demise.
Conversations with Michael Denton: You Can Move the Statue if You Wish…
But you can’t thereby dissolve the threat posed by the structuralism of Richard Owen to Darwinian adaptationalism.
Rounding Out Our Darwin Day Coverage: "Unintelligent Design," and a Reminder to Open Your Eyes
Darwinism insists on our closing our minds to all that music, art, beauty, and wisdom represent. It’s an anesthetic for the soul.