The Other Intelligent Design Theories
Tags: INTELLIGENT design (Teleology); EVOLUTION; EVOLUTION -- Religious aspects; RELIGION & science; SCIENCE
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- When science and theology meet. Butler, Declan // Nature;9/7/2006, Vol. 443 Issue 7107, p10
The article features the age old contradiction between science and religion from Vatican's point of view. Earlier, Pope John Paul has reconciled the faith and science and expressed that the Darwininan evolution is more than a mere hypothesis. However, the pope Benedict XVI, is not yet clear on...
- EXPELLED ERRORS: Science and Religion. Scott, Eugenie C.; Hess, Peter M. J. // Reports of the National Center for Science Education;Sep-Dec2008, Vol. 28 Issue 5/6, p49
The article discusses the discusses the incompatibility between evolution and religion. It states that scientists are atheists which are linked to advocacy of evolution and reinforcing the conspiracy of repressing intelligent design and were characterized with inaccurate and dishonest strategy...
- Across the Great Divide. // Science & Spirit;Sep/Oct2005, Vol. 16 Issue 5, p48
Reports on groups such as the Florida Organization on Religion, Environmental Science and Technology (FOREST), whose mission is to try to engage science and religion in a way that impoverishes neither, often with the hope of injecting tolerance and flexibility into highly contentious debates....
- CATHOLICS, INTELLIGENT DESIGN &DARWIN'S THEORY. Cole, Mark // New Oxford Review;Jan2007, Vol. 74 Issue 1, p36
The article comments on debates regarding the claims on evolution, the principles of intelligent design movement and the teachings of the Catholic Church. It mentions that as we cannot set aside the ideas promoted by the Intelligent Design Movement regarding the existence of mankind and god but...
- LETTERS. Johnson, Gabe; Spilhaus, Fred; McGrath, Leila; Chang, Yee; Keeton, Brittany; Sandberg, Eric M.; Peterson, Jon; Hartman, Tom; Manger, Henry; Fuller, Martin; Graf, David P.; Friedenberg, Beverly; Weller, Paul D.; Ashokan, Arunachalam; Gumprich, Jean-Pierre; Kress, Ralph; Rubin, Ronald; Vrhel, George // Time;9/5/2005, Vol. 166 Issue 10, p8
Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. Implications of the "Evolution Wars" over teaching intelligent design along with Darwinian theory; "Can You Believe in God and Evolution?" which examines the intelligent-design debate; "The Condi...
- Evolution, Intelligent Design, and Religion in the Social Studies Classroom. Singer, Alan // Social Science Docket;Winter/Spring2007, Vol. 7 Issue 1, p4
The article focuses on the challenges before social studies teachers while addressing the issues of intelligent design, evolution and religion in their classes in the U.S. There is increasing debate over the role of religion in the history and society. The state of Georgia has approved the...
- EXPELLED ERRORS: Evolution. Rosenau, Joshua; Scott, Eugenie C. // Reports of the National Center for Science Education;Sep-Dec2008, Vol. 28 Issue 5/6, p43
The article discusses the concept of evolution and its conflict with the theories of intelligent design. It states that several scientists questions the concept of biological evolution which encountered problems such as how it woks and what descended from what with nonexistent dispute about the...
- A Mandate to Teach Stupid Design. Minor, Robert N. // Whosoever;Nov/Dec2005, pN.PAG
Focuses on the implementation of a mandate by radical religious right-wing to teach about Intelligent Design in public school science classes in the U.S. Insufficiency of teaching evolutionary theory as a scientific explanation to understand and predict biological change; Need for classes to...
- Nagel on Religion, Politics and Humanity. OPPY, GRAHAM // Analysis;Jul2010, Vol. 70 Issue 3, p562
The article focuses on Thomas Nagel's views on religion, politics and humanity. Nagel believes that intelligent design is a rationally entertainable alternative hypothesis about the origins of life for many who believe in God. It addresses the controversial claims of Nagel on public education...
