Author: Michael Flannery
The Human Brain as an Argument for Intelligent Design
Why develop speaking or extraordinary learning capacities or complex social units when sheer stealth or speed or agility would have sufficed?
What Darwin Would Say If He Could Speak to Us Today: Another Perspective
Darwin came to his ideas not by the evidence but by an a priori ideology that dictated methodological naturalism and philosophical materialism.
A New Book Poses the Question: At the Birth of Modern Science, Was Darwin Present — or AWOL?
In The Philosophical Breakfast Club, Laura J. Snyder feels compelled to make the founders of modern science Darwin-friendly.
What Textbooks Say about the “Randomness” at the Heart of Darwinian Theory
Plantinga has decided that modern evolution is whatever he chooses to make it by citing his favored sources.
A New Study of James Clerk Maxwell Attempts to Defend His Design Argument at the Expense of Intelligent Design
Maxwell breathed new life into natural theology and helped in some measure to sustain the design argument in Victorian England.