Author: Michael Flannery
Wallace Would Be an Intelligent Design Advocate — and a Prescient Figure in the History of Science
Wallace emerges from Darwin’s shadow, leaving Darwinian “explanations” looking less like progress and more like — to borrow Wendell Berry’s phrase — “leapfrogging into the dark.”
Darwin Plagiarism Charge Resurfaces in Time for Alfred Russel Wallace Documentary and Debate
Wallace would break from Darwin in 1869 and develop a theory of intelligent evolution that in many ways presaged modern intelligent design theory.
Alfred Russel Wallace, in Anticipating Intelligent Design, Did Not Reprise Paley
Speaking at the Lloyd Library in Cincinnati, Michael Flannery fielded a challenge that deserves some extended comment.
A New Edition of Alfred Russel Wallace Book Features Rare Essay
Although Wallace was not a Christian, Rev. John Magens Mello’s essay places Wallace’s ideas within a specifically Christian context.
Alfred Russel Wallace 98 Years Later
What would surprise Wallace the most were he to be transported to this world 98 years later? At least seven things come to mind.