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Intelligent Design and Me
In this two part series, philosopher Francis Beckwith offers a brief history of the ID movement and discusses his intellectual journey alongside of it.
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Intelligent Design and Me, Part 1: In the Beginning
When the ID movement first burst on the scene in the mid-1990s, it lacked the amateurishness of the creation-science movement while at the same time making its main goal to unseat philosophical naturalism. As a philosopher who had critiqued one sort of naturalist project in his doctoral dissertation, ID intrigued me.
Intelligent Design and Me, Part 2: Confessions of a Doting Thomist
It was around mid-2005 that I started to understand why I could never defend the Behe/Dembski arguments. This is when I began to play down these arguments and put a greater stress on anti-naturalism in the way I defined ID.