Intelligent Design 101
Leading Experts Explain the Key IssuesCasey Luskin, J.P. Moreland, Jay W. Richards, Logan Paul Gage, Michael J. Behe and Phillip E. JohnsonIntelligent Design 101 brings together leading scholars and researchers from the fields of science and intelligent design studies, such as Michael Behe and Phillip Johnson. Their detailed and insightful essays form an introduction to intelligent design, from the basics of the theory, to its history and growing place in science and education.
Table of Contents
- List of Illustrations — 9
- Contributors — 11
- Foreword — William Dembski — 15
- Preface — 17
- Acknowledgments — 19
- Bringing Balance to a Fiery Debate — Phillip Johnson — 21
- Intelligent Design and the Nature of Science — J. P. Moreland — 41
- Finding Intelligent Design in Nature — Casey Luskin — 67
- Darwin’s Black Box: Is Irreducible Complexity Still a Conundrum for Darwinism? — Michael J. Behe — 113
- Why Are We Here? Accident or Purpose? — Jay W. Richards — 131
- Philosophical Implications of Neo-Darwinism and Intelligent Design: Theism, Personhood, and Bioethics — Eddie N. Colanter — 153
- Darwinism and the Law — H. Wayne House — 177
- A Reply to Francis Collins’s Darwinian Arguments for Common Ancestry of Apes and Humans — Casey Luskin, Logan Paul Gage — 215
- Notes — 237
- Name Index — 277
- Subject Index — 281