What is the link between the intricate design we see in nature and the truth we know about God? Dembski explains the fast-growing Intelligent Design movement with rigor and thoughtfulness. Synthesizing science and theology, this book addresses the drawbacks of naturalism and argues for divine intervention. Great read for anyone interested in the creation and evolution discussion. ~Tara
Intelligent Design
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9780830823147
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Product Overview
- Explains the merits of the Intelligent Design movement
- Challenges naturalistic theories
- Synthesis of science and theology
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Publisher's Description of Intelligent Design
The Intelligent Design movement is three things:
Although the fast-growing movement has gained considerable grassroots support, many scientists and theologians remain skeptical about its merits. Scientists worry that it's bad science (merely creationism in disguise) and theologians worry that it's bad theology (misunderstanding divine action). In this book William Dembski addresses these concerns and brilliantly argues that intelligent design provides a crucial link between science and theology.
Various chapters creatively and powerfully address intelligent discernment of divine action in nature, why the significance of miracles should be reconsidered, and the demise and unanswered questions of British natural theology. Effectively challenging the hegemony of naturalism and reinstating design within science, Dembski shows how intelligent design can be unpacked as a theory of information.
Intelligent Design is a pivotal, synthesizing work from a thinker whom Phillip Johnson calls "one of the most important of the design theorists who are sparking a scientific revolution by legitimating the concept of intelligent design in science."
- a scientific research program for investigating intelligent causes
- an intellectual movement that challenges naturalistic evolutionary theories
- a way of understanding divine action
Although the fast-growing movement has gained considerable grassroots support, many scientists and theologians remain skeptical about its merits. Scientists worry that it's bad science (merely creationism in disguise) and theologians worry that it's bad theology (misunderstanding divine action). In this book William Dembski addresses these concerns and brilliantly argues that intelligent design provides a crucial link between science and theology.
Various chapters creatively and powerfully address intelligent discernment of divine action in nature, why the significance of miracles should be reconsidered, and the demise and unanswered questions of British natural theology. Effectively challenging the hegemony of naturalism and reinstating design within science, Dembski shows how intelligent design can be unpacked as a theory of information.
Intelligent Design is a pivotal, synthesizing work from a thinker whom Phillip Johnson calls "one of the most important of the design theorists who are sparking a scientific revolution by legitimating the concept of intelligent design in science."
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| Product Format: | Paperback Book |
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| Grade: | AD |
| Brand: | IVP Academic |
| Author: | William A Dembski |
| ISBN: | 9780830823147 |
| Length in Inches: | 9.125 |
| Width in Inches: | 6 |
| Height in Inches: | 0.875 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 1 |
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