Difference between revisions of "Intelligent Design (book)"

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''''''Intelligent Design'''''' is a book by [[William Dembski]] which "aims to show the lay reader how detecting design within the universe, and especially against the backdrop of [[biology]] and [[biochemistry]], unseats [[naturalism]]--and above all Darwin's expulsion of design in his [[theory of evolution]]. [http://books.google.com/books?id=3Z0BAAAACAAJ&dq=Intelligent+design]
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'''''Intelligent Design''''' is a book by [[William Dembski]] which "aims to show the lay reader how detecting design within the universe, and especially against the backdrop of [[biology]] and [[biochemistry]], unseats [[naturalism]]--and above all Darwin's expulsion of design in his [[theory of evolution]]. [http://books.google.com/books?id=3Z0BAAAACAAJ&dq=Intelligent+design]
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Revision as of 19:26, August 18, 2007

Intelligent Design is a book by William Dembski which "aims to show the lay reader how detecting design within the universe, and especially against the backdrop of biology and biochemistry, unseats naturalism--and above all Darwin's expulsion of design in his theory of evolution. [1]