A rigorous defense of theism in the face of Darwinism and atheism.
This polemic examines the problem of origins and the limits of materialist explanations, arguing that mind and divine purpose ground all existence. It invites readers to weigh competing views with careful scrutiny and clear reasoning.
The book frames the debate around how science and philosophy handle causation, design, and the place of human experience. It contrasts evolving theories with a theistic perspective, urging a full accounting of data, intuition, and moral insight in the search for truth. The author emphasizes careful method, insisting that hypotheses not yet demonstrated should not dictate belief or conduct.
- Clear definitions of evolution, development, and Darwinism to prevent common misunderstandings.
- Arguments that mind, purpose, and design are necessary to explain the world’s order.
- A critical look at the methods used to support materialist and atheistic claims.
- Guidance on evaluating scientific hypotheses with philosophy and rational inquiry.
Ideal for readers of philosophy, religious studies, and anyone weighing science against faith in contemporary debates.