God, the devil, and Darwin [electronic resource] : a critique of intelligent design theory / Niall Shanks.
Subjects the scientific, theological, and political vision of the Intelligent Design movement to critical scrutiny, rejecting its central claims as scientifically unfounded, theologically dubious, and ethically backward.
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2004.
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Richard Dawkins
- Preface
- Introduction : The many designs of the intelligent design movement
- 1. The evolution of intelligent design arguments
- 2. Darwin and the illusion of intelligent design
- 3. Thermodynamics and the origins of order
- 4. Science and the supernatural
- 5. The biochemical case for intelligent design
- 6. The cosmological case for intelligent design
- Conclusion : intelligent design on society
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- Index.