Tag: Darwin’s Doubt
In Words and Images, My Hike to the Burgess Shale
Conway Morris’s description is dead on. Imagine the scene he describes — hiking through gorgeous scenery up to a tiny quarry where you find ancient fossils preserved in incredible detail.
A Countercultural Appetite for Darwin’s Doubt
The standard Darwinian tactic is to ignore plausible counterarguments, and when that no longer suffices, to smear authors as creationists who don’t understand science.
Darwin’s Doubt Debuts at #7 on New York Times Hardcover Nonfiction Bestseller List
The publication of Meyer’s book marks the moment when the theory of intelligent design — love it or hate it — has solidly joined the mainstream discussion about biological origins.
More Scientists Endorse Darwin’s Doubt: Meet Biologist Mark C. Biedebach
“A truly remarkable book….[L]eaves macroevolution sitting atop a boundary (or wall) with an outlook no better that that of Humpty Dumpty.”
Fear and Trembling: Jerry Coyne Says No, I Won’t Debate
He champions Darwinism, the sick man of science, without ever daring to meet the opposition head-on. Enough of this.