Author: Michael Flannery
At the Feet of Clio: History Versus Science?
"Consider that science is a portion of history but not the reverse."
What Darwin’s Darlings Need to Know about David Hume
As Alfred Russel Wallace observed, "Such a simple fact as the existence of flying fish [i.e., the Exocoetidae family] could never be proved, if Hume’s argument is a good one."
Theologically Speaking, What Intelligent Design Is and What It Isn’t
Prolific author Aidan Nichols is former John Paul II Memorial Lecturer in Roman Catholic Theology at Oxford and currently prior of the Dominican house in Cambridge.
Mission Impossible: Trying to Explain the Feather Without Teleology
“It may seem strange to consider the fact that you, as a mammal, have all the known genes required to pattern a feather, and yet you do not look like Big Bird.”
Has Ken Miller Refuted Irreducible Complexity with a Tie Clip?
At a recent meeting of the student apologetics group Ratio Christi an acquaintance posed a surprising question.