Re: [Phys-l] Another alternative theory horror

[Bernard Cleyet <bernardcleyet@redshift.com>]

Of course,  I saw it at Friday at half Price Books for likely < $9  
(remaindered).  Passed it up.  1/2 Price is $80 miles away. By the  
time I return it may be gone.

bc did purchase (all new; remaindered) Trust Us We're Experts;  
Serendipity, Roberts; The Earth Moved, worms; and Great Feuds in  
Science, Hellman for a total of $24.

p.s. started w/ Newton vs. Leibniz; began w/ a little history of peer  
reviewed journals.  So far I recommend.


On 2008, Feb 11, , at 09:58, Antti Savinainen wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I just read a book "Finding Darvin's God" by Kenneth Miller. It  
> consists of two parts:
>
> 1) In the first part Miller provides a careful treatment of various  
> arguments proposed by the ID and creationism camps.
>
> -- he gives detailed evidence showing that arguments by the ID  
> camps against the evolution theory are false
>
> -- I have never before encountered a better treatment of this issue  
> (I got the tip from a TPT micro review by John Hubitz, thanks!)
>
>
> 2) The second part is mainly devoted to discussing why Miller  
> believes that religion and evolution are not contradictory to each  
> other. (He admits that certain fundamental interpretations of  
> Christianity cannot be reconciled with evolution.)
>
> I would recommend this book (at least the first part) for anyone  
> wondering why evolution is an accepted scientific theory whereas ID  
> and various forms of creationism are not.
>
> Regards,
>
> Antti Savinainen
> Finland
>
>
>
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