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Tag Archives: intelligent design
The Lost World of Genesis 1 (John Walton)
Like the other “Lost World” books, this is written in proposition format, which makes the arguments easy to follow. Walton is very clear, even on points where I disagree. There are some flaws in this work, but it is a … Continue reading
Posted in American Theology, Apologetics, Book Review, theology
Tagged ancient near east, creation, evolution, genesis, intelligent design, john walton
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Darwin on the Trial (Phillip Johnson)
“The very persons who insist upon keeping religion and science separate are eager to use their science as a basis for pronouncements about religion” (Johnson 8). Natural selection is a tautology. It predicts the fittest organisms will produce the most … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Book Review, Philosophy
Tagged darwin, intelligent design, naturalism, phillip johnson
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