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How one Professor teaches it
How one Professor teaches the subject Miller’s basic approach is to help students trace the development of a scientific theory, rather…
Read MoreExtract 3: John Polkinghorne
John Polkinghorne ‘Theism presents an adequately rich basis for understanding the world in that it readily accommodates the reality of a…
Read MoreExtract 2: Irreducible complexity demystified Peter Dunkelberg
How do we make sense of the concept of irreducible complexity? Here are the conclusions of a longer article by Peter…
Read MoreExtract 1: The Flagellum Unspun
The Flagellum Unspun Behe’s intelligent design argument is unravelling. Professor Kenneth Miller explains how. Here is the conclusion of a longer…
Read MoreExtract 5: Keith Ward on the ontological argument
Why There Almost Certainly Is A God Keith Ward puts the ontological argument in its correct place as a reminder of…
Read MorePowerpoint: Problem of Evil
Peter Thistlethwaite provides a helpful outline of the theodicies of Augustine and Irenaeus.
Read MoreEssay: Cosmological Argument
Evaluate the Strengths and Weaknesses of the Cosmological Argument for Proving God Exists. (40) This essay, of A grade standard, has…
Read MoreExtract 4: Augustine and creatio ex nihilo
God creates out of nothing: Creatio ex nihilo Source: Robert Schneider The Greeks held that the cosmos had always existed, that…
Read MoreArticle: Irreducible Complexity Dunkleberg
Pete Dunkleberg’s excellent article discussing the arguments for Irreducible Complexity (Michael Behe 1996) is reproduced by clicking here. His conclusion? “None…
Read MorePowerpoint: Anselm’s Ontological Argument
The Ontological Argument Andrew Capone has produced a powerpoint with an excellent systematic treatment of Anselm ideal for a first attempt…
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Practise Questions 2020
Religious Studies Guides – 2020
