Author: Michael Flannery
Let’s Not Be So Quick to Dismiss Paul Johnson’s Darwin
His take on Darwin’s unwitting contribution to 20th-century genocide and mass murder (though certainly unintended) is more right than wrong.
Some Thoughts on Alfred Russel Wallace 99 Years Later
The co-discoverer of natural selection died on the morning of November 7, 1913, at 90 years of age. It was the end of a remarkable career.
Jacques Barzun, RIP
Reading his Darwin, Marx, Wagner: Critique of a Heritage was transformative for me.
Paul Johnson’s Darwin: A Review
Johnson’s work is not strictly speaking a biography; it is a historian’s assessment of modern evolutionary theory and the man behind it.
More on Finding Darwin’s Real God
Darwin by the late 1870s began to worry about his cozy relationships with noteworthy atheists.