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This is some comments by Steve Thomas in response to Keith Parsons' Philosophia Christi response to my presentation of the argument from...

At 1:49 PM, Giordano Sagredo said… The post said: You think questions like, "Can God create a rock so big that He cannot lift it?"...

Bill Vallicella has linked to an argument from intentionality against materialism by Lawrence BonJour.

Hey, Victor! I don't know if anyone ever bothered to look up the fundy anti-Lewis reference to Sheldon Vanauken's _A Severe Mercy_; ...

This is a 1982 book defending evolution against ICR-style creationism. I read a lot of this literature back when I was in graduate school an...

Open Court's book, on The Chronicles of Narnia and Philosophy, is being advertised on Amazon, though it should hit the stores next month...

Is there any area in science other than evolutionary biology where people are so fond of certainty claims? It seems like in every other disc...

Victor, I don't understand the context regarding the age of the Earth issue. If this concerns my remarks in Kansas then they were as I m...

This anthology, edited by Daniel Howard-Snyder, is pretty much required reading when it comes to present-day discussions of the problem of e...

I think my interest in the question of the icons has gotten obscured. I'm not trying to get people to accept ID. In my present state of ...

Victor, Wells himself has responded to Gishlick at: http://www.discovery.org/scripts/viewDB/index.php?command=view&id=1320 There are oth...

This is the response from the National Center on Science Education to Wells' Icons of Evolution. It looks reasonable on the face of thin...

This is a debate on the Internet Infidels discussion forum on Plantinga's anti-naturalism argument.

This is Plantinga's discussion of the issues concerning evolution; he clearly does not think that theism rules out evolution; he just th...

This is a link to Jim Lippard's blog. Jim is an atheist and responded to my original Argument from Reason paper in Philo a few years bac...

Originally, a fundamentalist was someone who believed in the "five fundamentals" which I indicated earlier. Such Christians were r...

Here is a nice bit of history from Ed Babinski from the talkorigins archive on this history of fundamentalism and the evolution controversy....

A review of Ronald Numbers' book on the history of creationism, detailing how the early fundamentalists did not endorse the Gish-Morris ...

Wells has responded to several of his critics here: