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In this accessible, scientifically based book, the director of the Discovery Institute's Biologic Institute offers further proof that the long-accepted view of Darwin's theory of evolution has significant shortcomings, and offers valid evidence in support of the idea that life was created by design.
The controversial debate over Darwinism and intelligent design continues to rage across the country, from the media to local school boards. Addressing ordinary readers rather than scientists, Undeniable deepens the discussion, revealing that careful science has overwhelmingly validated Intelligent Design.
Douglas Axe argues that the intuitive belief many hold, that life was created by design and not natural selection, is scientifically valid, grounded in "common science"—the lifelong process of building and refining our understanding of the world through everyday experience. We all do science at this basic level, Axe contends, and this science justifies our...
In this accessible, scientifically based book, the director of the Discovery Institute's Biologic Institute offers further proof that the long-accepted view of Darwin's theory of evolution has significant shortcomings, and offers valid evidence in support of the idea that life was created by design.
The controversial debate over Darwinism and intelligent design continues to rage across the country, from the media to local school boards. Addressing ordinary readers rather than scientists, Undeniable deepens the discussion, revealing that careful science has overwhelmingly validated Intelligent Design.
Douglas Axe argues that the intuitive belief many hold, that life was created by design and not natural selection, is scientifically valid, grounded in "common science"—the lifelong process of building and refining our understanding of the world through everyday experience. We all do science at this basic level, Axe contends, and this science justifies our...