Intelligent Design: The Bridge Between Science TheologyInterVarsity Press, 12 juli 2002 - 312 sidor Voted a Book of the Year by Christianity Today 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 significane 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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... evidence of eyes and ears wherever it may lead . William Dembski argues , convincingly , that the evidence at hand , particularly in biology and biochemistry , leads inexorably to the conclusion that life could not exist without an ...
... evidence and argument , are perfectly capable of making reasoned decisions on big questions that matter . " JOHN ANGUS CAMPBELL , professor , department of communication , University of Memphis William A.Dembski Intelligent Design The ...
... Evidence for Faith 2.2 Spinoza's Rejection of Miracles 2.3 Schleiermacher's Assimilation of Spinoza 2.4 Unpacking Schleiermacher's Naturalistic Critique , 2.5 Critiquing the Naturalistic Critique_ 2.6 The Significance of the ...
... evidence for the Big Bang hypothesis , with the specter of a beginning to the universe , which ruled out countless chance events that might have been possible in an infinite , eternal universe . The universe got much cozier in 1973 with ...
... evidence for faith , in the period from Spinoza to Schleiermacher the very notion that evidence of any sort could support the Christian faith was increasingly abandoned . Miracles , which had been regarded as particularly powerful evidence ...
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Recognizing the Divine Finger | 25 |
12 Signs in DecisionMaking | 28 |
13 Ordinary Versus Extraordinary Signs | 31 |
14 Moses and Pharaoh | 35 |
15 The Philistines and the Ark | 37 |
16 The Sign of the Resurrection | 40 |
17 In Defense of Premodernity | 44 |
The Critique of Miracles | 49 |
Intelligent Design as a Theory of Information | 153 |
62 Generating Information via Law | 160 |
63 Generating Information via Chance | 165 |
64 Generating Information via Law and Chance | 167 |
65 The Law of Conservation of Information | 170 |
66 Applying the Theory to Evolutionary Biology | 174 |
67 Reconceptualizing Evolutionary Biology | 179 |
Science Theology in Mutual Support | 187 |
22 Spinozas Rejection of Miracles | 51 |
23 Schleiennachers Assimilation of Spinoza | 55 |
24 Unpacking Schleiermachers Naturalistic Critique | 58 |
25 Critiquing the Naturalistic Critique | 61 |
26 The Significance of the Naturalistic Critique | 67 |
The Demise of British Natural Theology | 70 |
32 From Contrivance to Natural Law | 73 |
33 From Natural Law to Agnosticism | 79 |
34 Darwin and His Theory | 82 |
35 Design and Miracles | 85 |
36 The Presupposition of Positivism | 90 |
Naturalism Its Cure | 97 |
42 The Root of Idolatry | 99 |
43 Naturalism Within Western Culture | 103 |
Intelligent Design | 105 |
45 Not Theistic Evolution | 109 |
46 The Importance of Definitions | 114 |
47 A New Generation of Scholars | 120 |
Reinstating Design Within Science | 122 |
52 Why Reinstate Design? | 124 |
53 The ComplexitySpecification Criterion | 127 |
54 Specification | 133 |
55 False Negatives and False Positives | 139 |
56 Why the Criterion Works | 144 |
57 Irreducible Complexity | 146 |
58 So What? | 149 |
72 Epistemic Support | 192 |
73 Rational Compulsion | 195 |
74 Explanatory Power | 199 |
75 The Big Bang and Divine Creation | 203 |
76 Christ as the Completion of Science | 205 |
The Act of Creation | 211 |
82 Naturalisms Challenge to Creation | 212 |
83 Computational Reductionism | 216 |
84 Our Empirical Selves Versus Our Actual Selves | 220 |
85 The Resurgence of Design | 222 |
86 The Creation of the World | 224 |
87 The Intelligibility of the World | 229 |
88 Creativity Divine and Human | 234 |
Objections to Design | 237 |
A1 The God of the Gaps | 238 |
A2 Intentionality Versus Design | 245 |
A3 Scientific Creationism | 247 |
A4 But Is It Science? | 252 |
A5 Dysteleology | 261 |
A6 Just an Anthropic Coincidence | 264 |
A7 Applying the Math to Biology | 268 |
A8 David Humes Objections | 271 |
A9 Mundane Versus Transcendent Designers | 276 |
Notes | 280 |
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