thomism

^{Michael J. Behe
August 30, 2022}

Behe and Ramage Debate, Pt. 2: Evolution, ID, and Aquinas

_{Michael J. Behe
August 30, 2022}

^{Michael Egnor
February 10, 2022}

The Body and the Soul

_{Michael Egnor
February 10, 2022}

Dr. Michael Egnor and Dr. Joshua Farris continue their conversation about the nature of the body and the soul, starting with whether or not Thomism and Cartesianism can be blended and ending with an exploration of the Aristotelian view of the mind/body relationship. Read More ›

Silhouettes of satellite dishes or radio antennas against night sky. Space observatory.

^{Michael Egnor
March 1, 2019
Intelligent Design}

What Is Intelligent Design? A Thomistic Perspective

_{Michael Egnor
March 1, 2019
Intelligent Design}

All of nature manifests design. Design is everywhere — in the laws of physics, in quantum mechanics, in biology, in relativistic cosmology, in every crevice of nature. There is little in the universe that is not designed. Accidents do happen, but even accidents are the conjunction of designed events. Two cars colliding at an intersection are designed vehicles driven by intelligent drivers on planned roadways. Chance itself presupposes a framework of design in which chance occurs. Read More ›

Zegiestow, Poland. 2019/8/10. Stained-glass window depicting the Creation of the World with the words

^{Jay W. Richards
April 21, 2011
Intelligent Design}

Catholics and Intelligent Design

_{Jay W. Richards
April 21, 2011
Intelligent Design}

Part One In three chapters of God and Evolution, I respond to the criticisms of ID from certain, but by no means all, Thomists such as Ed Feser. Feser (whose work I generally hold in high regard) recently wrote a lengthy response to my arguments. Since Feser reiterates many of his previous arguments in this response, I’ve decided to post several excerpts Read More ›