Author: Michael Flannery
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.
Finding Darwin’s Real God
Even since the publication of Ken Miller’s Finding Darwin’s God, the leading spokesman for theistic evolution has claimed to have found deity in “the coherent power of Darwin’s great idea.”
Alfred Russel Wallace on the Web
Wallace’s teleological views on nature starkly contrast with those of his materialistic colleague Darwin.
Dragon’s Blood: A Fascinating Detail in the Cover Design of Magician’s Twin
Those readers who have already obtained a copy of the marvelous and insightful Magician’s Twin will notice the fascinating cover design.
The Magician’s Twin Provides a Tour de Force Exploration of C.S. Lewis and His Legacy
The contributors to this volume are to be commended for offering — even amplifying — this prophetic voice to a new generation. The service they perform has never been more important than now.
Alfred Russel Wallace’s Down-to-Earth Astrobiology
For Wallace the conditions required for life (much less the complex diversity of life found on earth) were so many that they make the likelihood of extraterrestrial life highly improbable.
Hitler, Evolution and the Historical Context
Darwinian theory allowed a framework and easy fit into which Hitler’s Nazis could cast their racial program as both scientific and even inexorable.
Don’t Mess with Alfred Russel Wallace
Why must Wallace suffer the insults of George Beccaloni?
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?