Author: Michael Denton
Nature’s Dis-Continuum: Why Structural Explanations Win Hands Down
There is no reason for believing the major Type-defining homologs, such as the feather, were achieved gradually via functional continuums.
Non-Adaptive Order: An Existential Challenge to Darwinian Evolution
If many of the taxa-defining homologs are non-adaptive, the whole Darwinian enterprise breaks down entirely.
On Darwin Day, Darwinism Is Well Past Its "Sell By" Date
Today is Darwin Day, marking the birthday of Charles Darwin, who is celebrated around the world as a secular saint.
Natural Life: Cosmological Fine-Tuning as an Argument for Structuralism
If nature is so fine-tuned for life’s environment, might the fine-tuning not also include a set of laws of form, geared to actualize the forms of life on earth?
Two Views of Biology: Structuralism vs. Functionalism
A structuralist view suggests the biological realm is undergirded by “crystal-like” primal patterns, specified in the laws of nature.