Phillip Johnson
Nancy Pearcey: What Phillip Johnson’s Wedge of Truth made clear
Jon Garvey (“Hump of the Camel”) weighs in on the late Phillip Johnson
Darwinian philosopher Michael Ruse says farewell to the late Phillip Johnson
My Tribute to Phillip Johnson
Many of us here were greatly influenced by Phillip Johnson’s books, articles, and lectures. Indeed, if not for Johnson, this blog might never have come to be. Like so many, I was saddened to learn of his death on November 2nd. While several of Johnson’s fellow academics and colleagues have written some wonderful tributes to him, I wanted to give one from the perspective of a layman. My tribute was published in The Stream last week and republished today over at Evolution News.
Paul Nelson remembers Phillip Johnson: Not like he’d expected
Jonathan Wells remembers Phillip Johnson as a breath of fresh air
Bill Dembski remembers Phil Johnson (1940–2019)
Thinkmag tributes to the late Phillip Johnson
Remembering the impact of Phillip Johnson’s Darwin on Trial (1991)
Debating Darwin and Design: Science or Creationism? (2)
Some readers here may be aware of an online debate I’m taking part in with a neo-Darwinist (and friend), Francis Smallwood. Francis blogs at Musings of a Scientific Nature. We are currently discussing the issue of whether intelligent design is just a recent strain of creationism, and whether it is a legitimate scientific theory. What follows is our second round of responses. You can read Francis’ response by following the link at the bottom of this post. Feel free to criticise what I have written, and interact with Francis on his blog. Enjoy! ‘Is Intelligent Design science or ‘creationism in a cheap tuxedo?’ Joshua Gidney-2nd response In my opening remarks I attempted to argue that intelligent design is in no Read More ›